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Shoothill develop unique app for local maintenance firm

By Shropshire Live13 December 2021
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Local software specialists Shoothill have designed and developed a new progressive web app for the ARH Group.

Shoothill develop unique app for local maintenance firm

The ARH Group, based in Shrewsbury, are an innovative and dynamic company specialising in professional facilities management, process engineering and building services.

The new app allows ARH engineers to record and submit their timesheets, allowing for reporting of labour costs and summaries. The app allows decision-makers to view data in real-time, giving them the capability to monitor their processes in a more simplified and structured format than before, streamlining their business.

Simon Jeavons, Chief Operating Officer & Director at Shoothill said: “ARH already had an idea of how they could improve their own processes and Shoothill has been able to facilitate by providing them a perfect solution. Working with ARH has been thoroughly enjoyable and we are looking forward to seeing their bespoke application being implemented.”

Chris Horton, Managing Director at ARH, comments, “We are constantly assessing how we can improve our processes. By streamlining how our time in the field is recorded and by being able to manage engineers ‘time’ live we can ensure that we are as efficient as possible in the field, which in turn enables us to deliver Service Excellence to an even higher level. This new app will also enable engineers to manage and record their time, test readings and service sheets in a much simpler and less time-consuming way. This, in turn, will have a knock-on effect for those who use and manage time sheets and documentation at head office.”

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