A Customer Relationship Management (CRM) application can help you keep track of your leads, customers and associated data, plus importantly allow you to analyse and report on your customer base – a good example being able to extract a segment of your customer database for targeted marketing.

Timesheet recording for any production level staff is an effective way of measuring performance.   It becomes even more important if your staff are time-billed to your own clients.   There are many intuitive ways for staff to complete timesheets to make it an effortless process.

Managing your projects and associated tasks within a software application can be an effective and powerful way to keep control of due dates, task assignments and gain overall visibility of progress and status in real-time.

A production management application can be implemented to record each step of your production process (no matter how specific) and with tight controls so that specific inputs can be made by users, and with data feeding through to other departments (such as logistics or customer service).

Costing and invoicing jobs to your end-customers through a single unified software application which is pre-loaded with your pricing structure and invoicing rules can save you a huge level of effort, and potentially give you the capability to create quotes and invoices while mobile.

Inventory and stock control applications come in a number of forms, and can cater for the most basic of requirements (stock list and check in/out) to more comprehensive and intelligent requirements – such as full asset management with maintenance reminders, and intelligent stock control with automatic re-ordering.