Maintaining KPI’s and meeting customer satisfaction is reliant on providing them with the information they need, through the provision of regular reports and communication. This can be time consuming and difficult to maintain.
Likewise, similar challenges apply when allocating and monitoring the work your subcontractors complete. To connect these processes, Oneserve provides your subcontractors and customers with direct access to the information they need.
Our subcontractor and client web portal enables you to control what your external network see, whilst also giving you visibility of their activities.
Your customers no longer have to wait to receive information. Instead they can log in to Oneserve and see the information they need whenever they like. The information you display can vary from customer to customer and range from real-time job progress to copies of certification.
Allocate work directly to subcontractors and monitor job progress and performance. They can access Oneserve in exactly the same way as your internal operatives, recording all job details directly. By working to the same processes, it maintains consistency and transparency.
By connecting your wider network with the processes already used within Oneserve you create a highly efficient eco-system that requires significantly less administration. This joined up approach also increases accuracy and will creates a thorough and automated audit trail.
As you win new customers or engage new subcontractors you can assign them access to the information they need. These access rights can vary for each business, only displaying the information that is relevant to them.
Subcontractors can use Oneserve to complete the work they carry out in exactly the same way as your directly employed workforce. As a result you can monitor their progress in real-time and ensure the service they provide meet your requirements.
Construct reports and dashboards that automatically update to give your customers and subcontractors optimum visibility. As an example, these dashboards could include first time fix statistics, job progress or SLA details.
