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TECH TALK


On the right SkipTrak


SOFTWARE company Midsoft has been riding the crest of the wave of Customer Management Systems for almost 20 years, helping businesses manage their workloads simply and efficiently. Their impressive portfolio includes SkipTrak ‒ the ideal way to monitor and keep track of all your skip hire bookings and accounts.


This essential piece of software has grown steadily to become the leading skip hire software system, now being utilised by more than 4,000 users over more than 650 companies, mainly in the UK and Ireland, but with more in the USA, Europe and Africa.


Using the graphics-based scheduler, bookings and skips can be managed effectively. The software allows users to simply move jobs by date or driver without the need to create new records, print off individual job records and daily driver schedules to fully automate their operation.


SkipTrak offers the highest level of customer interaction. With optional extras such as postcode recognition, PDA integration and web tracking, skip hire companies could achieve corporate levels of service all for a small business cost. SkipTrak revolutionises the purchase and use of the skip hire industry software.


Working together


Of course, many skip hire businesses offer other services running alongside


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this, including trade waste, tipper hire, haulage, plant hire and waste recycling. Which is why SkipTrak does not need to simply stand alone. Midsoft has created a whole suite of systems that can be used on their own or integrated with each other.


A popular combination is to integrate MidWeigh, the weighbridge and waste management system, with SkipTrak. Another important link is to accounting software. Midsoft can link to Sage, Xero, QuickBooks and the accounting system, Summarium. This saves hours of work creating invoices and updating ledgers.


On top of integrating SkipTrak with other in-house systems, Midsoft are also able to work with other parties and the software they are using. One such company is outsourced waste and recycling services provider Reconomy, who has chosen Midsoft as its main partner due to the high number of their clients also being Reconomy suppliers.


“Reconomy is investing heavily in technology that allows dynamic waste data transfer and improves the customer experience,” explained Jody Fullman, Chief Information Officer at Reconomy. “The solutions include Reconomy’s own proprietary ePOD


software as well as


integrations with key


third party platforms used in the industry. Our partnership


with Midsoft is one important


part of this overall strategy, and the


feedback from our supply chain so far has been very positive.”


Recent developments have included a driver’s mobile application to further improve automation. Customers simply sign on the driver’s phone or tablet and all the information is sent back to the office including photos. Waste transfer notes are then emailed within a few minutes. This allows the clients to save lots of time scanning or copying tickets and they can be automatically included with invoices.


www.midsoft.co.uk/skip


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