Clomsy does not impose a process: you define metadata, phases, rules and permissions, based on how your company works. Here are some examples of what customers have built on it, sector by sector.
Procedures, quality and continuous improvement collected where the work happens.
Store and distribute internal procedures and instructions to departments.
An entry and management system consistent with your quality system.
Operators fill in inspection sheets from a mobile device.
Employees submit proposals and ideas are not lost.
Plan tasks and collect data on hours worked and costs incurred.
A library of notes to onboard new hires and avoid repeating mistakes.
Trips, transport documents and vehicle maintenance in one archive.
Enter the details and plan pick-ups and deliveries in advance.
Drivers upload documents and link them to the trip as soon as they receive them.
Stored documents and scheduled interventions for each vehicle.
Monthly reports organised by customer with trip details.
Extractions on data entered over time to check vehicles and drivers.
The customer submits a trip request or retrieves documents and details of a completed trip.
Product archive, agents, customers and after-sales support with targeted access.
Information shared with agents and customers according to precise access rules.
The customer registers what they bought and enters the dedicated support service.
Tracked requests and data processed over time to improve production and service.
Forecast data to plan resources and purchases and react to market changes.
Information collected and managed to improve the sales department's performance.
Revisions, reusable elements, languages and serial numbers: the right manual for every machine.
Approved documents linked to the product serial number.
Save recurring content as independent files and build the document as a list of elements.
Conditional formatting to manage element languages and reduce translation costs and inconsistencies.
The customer retrieves the manual through the serial number of the registered product.
Machine and plant documents, maintenance sheets and scheduled interventions.
Store and distribute documents to those who intervene.
Create the sheets and schedule the interventions.
Rules that generate tasks and assign them to the competent department.
Define the skills required for a plant and record self-declarations before the intervention.
Data collected over time to evaluate plant profitability and choose the most appropriate maintenance.
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