Audits

Six engagements. Each one is a week with the live system, not a module checklist.

Choose the review that matches the week you are actually having. If you are unsure, write to us and we will say which audit fits before anyone travels.

Planner reviewing schedules on a laptop in a bright operations room

Dispatch and scheduling audit

We sit with planners for a full week of live boards, then trace every late, split, and emergency job back to the rules the application actually enforces.

5–8 working days on site

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Electrician working at a wall panel with tools in hand

Technician mobile app review

Ride-alongs and yard interviews that show where the handset slows the job, drops a photo, or asks for data the crew will never type in the rain.

4–6 working days

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Aisles of boxed inventory in a warehouse

Van stock and inventory audit

A parts truth check: what the application says is on the van, what is on the van, and what was used on the last twenty jobs.

5–7 working days

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Person reviewing documents and notes at a desk

Work order and SLA configuration review

We read the contract clocks the application is ticking, then check them against the jobs you actually close and the customers you actually serve.

4–6 working days

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Engineer inspecting equipment in an industrial setting

Integration and data-flow audit

A quiet tracing of work orders, parts, and customer records as they move between the field application and the rest of the house.

6–10 working days

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Construction and field workers on a site with safety helmets

Post go-live health check

A structured look at the application three to twelve months after go-live, when the project team has left and the workarounds have become the process.

5–8 working days

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