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Manage and track your skip hire bookings with...


SkipTrak


SkipTrak skip hire software manages bookings and tracks skips at the click of a mouse. SkipTrak has now developed into the leading skip hire software system sold in more than 5 countries and over 600 sites in the UK alone. Using the graphics based scheduler bookings and skips can be managed effectively. SkipTrak can help reduce the number of lost skips as you’ll know exactly where every one of them is.


Features include:


• Schedule bookings and regular jobs • Easily raise repeat jobs and exchanges • Raise individual or batch invoices • Print delivery tickets in any format • Zoned or Area price bands • Customer unique pricing • Overdue skips management • Postcode lookup


• 12 month free technical support • On site installation and training available • Manage Permits


• View and Print Customer History • Ticket Design • Report Designer


• Integrate with Sage and many other systems RoadTrak


Bulk Haulage Software that manages, deliveries and collections at the click of a mouse. RoadTrak is really easy to add new jobs, either in advance or retrospectively.


Find out more about these and more on our website.


Other software available include: Midweigh


Weighbridge Software that manages all traffic through the weighbridge. Customisable tickets are printed and all transactions recorded as they happen.


For more information please call 01785 472472 or email sales@midsoft.com


www.midsoft.co.uk/skip


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