Built for UK water hygiene
Water treatment management software, end to end
Eight jobs your operation does every week, in one platform instead of five tools.
The repeat regimes, the standards and the five-year paper trail were the first things built, not the last. That is what "built for UK water hygiene" is supposed to mean.
Feature descriptions reviewed .
- Drag-drop calendar with six views and a rail of the jobs still waiting for an engineer
- Reactive jobs booked into an engineer's day in minutes
- Booked hours against a daily capacity you set, on the Timeline
- Works in plant rooms and basements — no signal required
- Photos, signatures, geolocation and readings that flag when out of range
- Each asset's history on the phone, when there's signal
- A Library that filters job sheets by customer, site, asset, engineer and date
- Every change logged: who, what and when
- RAMS, schematics and certificates you upload, filed on the customer, site or asset
- A "Waiting on lab" queue, with the oldest wait on the dashboard
- The lab's PDF uploaded to the booking and included in its service report
- Reactive work booked the day a positive result lands
- Visits sold and visits delivered on every contract row
- Variable-frequency PPM handled without spreadsheet gymnastics
- Jobs generated straight from the contract
- Per-line VAT codes, with the rate following the code automatically
- Sequential numbers allocated at issue; issued invoices are frozen
- Issued invoices download as Factur-X EN 16931 e-invoices once your business details are complete
- Sites, assets and schematics in one registry
- Multiple assets per job — no artificial one-asset-at-a-time limit
- History travels with the asset, not the paperwork
One loop, no gaps
Every job travels the same path and never leaves the platform on the way.
Office
schedules the work
Engineer app
captures it on site — offline
Office
reviews, approves, reports
Client
gets the service report and invoice the office sends
See all eight in one demo
Thirty minutes, your workflow on screen. Or skip the call and try it yourself; your first invoice isn't due for 10 days.