Properties and material requests, from site to office
Manage company properties with contracts, assignments and costs. And bring material requests straight from the site to the back office, with no scattered calls and messages.
Two problems, one platform
Company properties
Flats and premises with contract, rent and costs. You know which property is assigned to which worker and what it costs each month.
Assignments to workers
The assignment stays on both the property record and the person's record: no more lists kept in someone's head when a crew moves.
Material requests from the field
The site manager creates the request in the app with the items needed. The office sees it at once, edits it if needed and follows it through.
Status and history
Every request has a status — in progress, completed — and stays linked to the destination site, with its history.
Why keeping them together pays off
Materials requested verbally get lost, and accommodation costs end up being the one item nobody really checks. Keeping properties and requests inside the same platform as the sites means every cost finds its project.
Material requests attach to the destination site and costs flow into site cost control, alongside labour and vehicles.
Properties and materials: the answers
Who can raise a material request?
Anyone working on site, from the app: they list the items needed and the request reaches the back office straight away, which can edit it and track its status.
Are requests linked to the site?
Yes. Every request is tied to the destination site, so materials land in the right place, including in cost terms.
What is managed for company properties?
Contracts, assignments to workers and costs: for each property you know who occupies it and what it costs each month.
Do I need separate software for materials?
No. Properties, material requests, sites, attendance and vehicles sit in the same platform, so data is entered once.
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