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With our enhanced CSAT capability, we are revolutionising the way businesses measure and manage workspace cleanliness. By enabling users to interact with their workspace and share real-time feedback, we are creating a more responsive and efficient cleaning process.
Cleaning software specialist Clenetix will soon be releasing its New mobile application on iPhone and then on Android. Prepare to be amazed by a sleek, user-friendly interface that makes it easy to document your cleaning activities and more.
These two contract wins are a testament to Clenetix's commitment to providing innovative and effective cleaning technology solutions that help businesses of all sizes operate more efficiently and deliver exceptional service. We look forward to continuing to work with these businesses into and beyond 2024. If you need an innovative cleaning software provider, please reach out to Clenetix.
Cleaning software specialist Clenetix has introduced two new features for its modular software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution. The Alerts feature has been introduced to give automated, proactive insight into day-to-day cleaning operations, and QR codes offer additional deployment options to customers.
A forward thinking FM company in the middle east has appointed cleaning software specialist, Clenetix, to provide a full complement of services including task and quality, indoor air quality (IAQ) and footfall monitoring. Clenetix’s services have been deployed at one of the biggest infrastructure projects currently underway in the region on a rolling contract. Following a successful deployment at two initial sites the specialist software is expected to be rolled out across other sites over coming months and years. Clenetix was appointed because the cleaning management software was cost effective and simple to deploy without the need for the Clenetix team to visit the sites. Clenetix clearly demonstrates cleaning is delivered to quality standards whilst eliminating time consuming reporting. The software as a service from Clenetix also identify trends in usage of these remote sites, increasing productivity buy targeting cleaning schedules when most needed. Peter Stock, co-founder and director at Clenetix says: “We are thrilled to be working in the middle east providing added value to the service provided by our customer for a major client. The end client embraces smart city technologies which at the heart of the Clenetix service. Data driven services leads to saving time and making cleaning processes more efficient with complete transparency is what our software is all about. Clenetix will help achieve significant efficiencies and improve service delivery.” -ends- About Clenetix Clenetix is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution designed especially for the cleaning industry. Delivered via mobile application, the modular solution enables time & attendance monitoring, activity tracking, task list management, quality audit management and footfall tracking. Clenetix Last Cleaned gives users up to date information about when a location was last cleaned. www.clenetix.com
The workplace has been changing for many years and the pandemic has only increased the focus on the “future of the office”. Technology has always been a key indicator of that change and a survey from McKinsey found COVID-19 has sped up the adoption of digital technologies by several years. While not surprising, it will be interesting to see which of those technologies are here to stay. With so many organisations investing in digitisation and embracing a hybrid approach to work, it can be tempting to jump on the bandwagon of the newest, shiniest solutions. This will be exacerbated by the change in outlook that the pandemic has brought. After more than a year of being so health-conscious, employees will want to return to workplaces that are obviously clean and well-maintained. Having expensive technology on-show is an easy way for employers to demonstrate that they care about their workplace. But it isn’t always a worthwhile investment. What to look for in great technology As we move out of the pandemic, organisations must take a step back to reflect on what they are trying to achieve. Building managers should understand how their offices will be used and tailor the technology accordingly. In sites that are primarily hosting clients, for example, active visitor management systems will be important, of course, but managers must think beyond this. From the moment a potential client enters a building, they will build an impression of the organisation. The finest details – from the tidiness and presentation of reception to the way they are greeted at the door – make a difference. Interconnected technology should be used to cross operational silos. Meeting rooms might need to be cleaned, tidied, and checked between each use so cleaning staff need to be aware of site schedules. Management systems may be used to remind staff to turn the heating or air conditioning on in a room in advance – or automate the process - to ensure the client is comfortable. The key, when looking to invest in technology, is to ensure it serves your business. Centralised systems Client sites must become more proactive in response to the pandemic. Cleaning services, for example, should be designed to cater to changing workplace occupancy levels throughout the week. This can easily be done by connecting cleaning workflow technology to workstation booking systems or occupancy sensors and collecting relevant data on usage. Cleaning workflows can also be tracked and centralised to improve transparency and accountability. In a time when health and safety is at the forefront of everyone’s minds, such systems are more important than ever. While the return to the office is unlikely to be as sudden as the exodus from it, numerous changes are being implemented, and employers should be aware of their responsibilities and the concerns of their staff. There are numerous technologies which can help alleviate those fears and keep staff safe. People have to be central to decisions around which technologies to implement and how solutions are deployed.
