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Capture employee time and materials information close to the work.

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Discuss your projectOur work with Nelson-based Keith Walton Brickwork shows what happens when a business application is designed around the information people need, wherever the work takes place.
Discuss your projectNelson sits in Pendle, east of Burnley along the M65 corridor. Its textile and mill-town heritage is part of a wider local economy with strengths in engineering, manufacturing, furniture, food and construction.
Pendle Borough Council’s investment overview describes an area where textiles continue alongside advanced manufacturing and aerospace engineering. Nelson’s town-centre regeneration forms another part of that business setting.
For a company managing work across a yard, workshop, office or customer site, the practical problem is often keeping information connected. A bespoke application can be designed around the way that information is captured, checked and used.
Keith Walton Brickwork had used a Microsoft Access solution for many years. As the existing Windows system became harder to update and maintain, the business commissioned CBS to develop a new web-based application.
The bespoke system tracks project progress, materials and employee time. Data-connected tablets allow timesheets and material information to be entered on site, with reporting and wider business-management functions developed around the client’s requirements.
Read the Keith Walton Brickwork case studyCapture employee time and materials information close to the work.
Bring project information into the same web-based application.
Use the reporting requirements agreed with the client to inform business decisions.
Bring job records, labour information, materials and reporting into a process that reflects how projects are managed.
Explore software for work in progress, scheduling and operational records, with interfaces suited to the people entering the information.
Review what an existing Access or Windows system does well, then consider a targeted improvement or a staged move to a browser-based application.
CBS is based in Burnley and has been developing bespoke software since 1996. We can discuss a Nelson project in the context of your current systems, processes and practical requirements, with a free initial consultation and no-obligation quotation.
Yes. Keith Walton Brickwork, based in Nelson, commissioned CBS to develop a web-based system for project progress, materials and employee time. The case study explains the project in more detail.
The Keith Walton project uses data-connected tablets for site entry. We can discuss the devices, connectivity and information flow appropriate to your own working environment.
We can review the application, database and workflow, then discuss how to retain useful functionality while improving the system. A web-based replacement is one possible route.
A question, a challenge or an idea. A free consultation and a no-obligation quotation.
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