TECH TALK
One of the key benefits of Quick
Consign is that it completely removes the need for paper based waste documentation
The biggest concern most companies have when it comes to ‘going digital’ is whether the system works for you. Quick Consign eradicates that fear thanks to its flexible nature and can even include defect reports, time sheets, invoicing, quotations and almost any feature you need.
The approach to top-class customer service means that there is always someone on hand at Quick Consign to help. They also offer full staff training and hardware for your staff which can be provided at reasonable costs if required.
Mark Hearsey, Co-founder and Director of Quick Consign stated: “The move to digital has so many benefits to our clients but also to their customers.
It is important that all of us in the waste industry recognise our own responsibilities with regards to minimising waste and working more efficiently. We firmly believe that Quick Consign provides a win-win for all and enables those who use it to meet their carbon reducing obligations.”
Quick Consign has now become the go-to digital waste management solution.
It seems that the existing customers of Quick Consign echo the sentiments of the company. Adrian Olson of Betts Environmental had this to say: “After the first initial training and demo it was very easy to use. There are no more lost tickets as they are emailed direct to the client. I would recommend Quick Consign to any waste disposal company.”
If you think your company can benefit from the Quick Consign platform and would like to schedule a demo or you simply have a question, then you can get in touch with the Quick Consign team on 0333 8000 365 or email them at
info@quickconsign.com
For more information head to
www.quickconsign.co.uk/visit.html
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