Wheatley Associates has launched Assign, a browser-based appointment booking, work scheduling, operative tracking and mobile communications system for managing any size field workforce in real-time. Assign replaces the company’s previous GRASP software suite. The company said that Assign dynamically balances work allocations and takes account of changing events to maximise productivity and ensure the optimal…
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Leicester council grasps Wheatley mobile working
Leicester City Council has completed the implementation of a new mobile working system from Wheatley Associates. The council manages 22,000 properties and employs over 450 trade operatives. Wheatley Associates’ browser-based GRASP software, covering appointment booking, work scheduling, tracking and mobile communications, has been integrated with LCC’s existing Capita housing management system for complete synchronisation of…
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Assisted working added to Wheatley scheduling software
Wheatley Associates has improved the ‘team jobs’ scheduling function in its Grasp mobile workforce scheduling system with the addition of a new ‘assisted working’ capability that delivers the flexibility needed to handle the variety of collaborative, team-working scenarios needed by housing repairs and maintenance operations. The new assisted working functionality allows jobs to be marked…
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Wheatley Associates wins mobile deal at Leicester City Council
Leicester City Council has just completed the implementation and roll out of new workforce scheduling and mobile working software from Wheatley Associates, with its housing repairs and maintenance workers being the first to use the new system. Amrik Singh, planning and major works manager, Leicester City Council, said, “Planning daily work schedules for our mobile…
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