Okappy Ltd. published a closer look at the £25m sewer flooding framework and its implications for drainage contractors.
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£25m sewer flooding framework: what does it mean for drainage contractors? A new £25m framework is set to support work tackling sewer flooding, creating potential opport…
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Okappy Ltd.
Connected Field Service Management Platform
- Industry
- Software Development
- Location
- London, GB
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About Okappy Ltd.
Okappy is an innovative and connected field service management platform which transforms how businesses manage their day-to-day jobs. It applies social and market networking technology to a real business need – the need to communicate and collaborate when working with employees at different locations, when working with multiple sub-contractors and when working for different clients. By connecting on Okappy, companies can send and receive work, assign the work to employees or subcontractors and share the real-time status of the work as its updated by the engineer out in the field. This increases transparency trust and trust, reduces paperwork, duplication and errors and streamlines processes. Ultimately making a significant contribution to bottom-line profits, and giving companies complete control of every job, every step of the way.
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