Many small contracts, tracked without a spreadsheet each
Each client site's staff, hours and billing rate live on one system instead of a separate file per contract, so scaling to another client site doesn't mean scaling the admin overhead with it.
Cleaners, technicians and support staff spread across many client sites and smaller recurring contracts, tracked and billed per client without a spreadsheet per contract.
A facilities management company typically runs many smaller contracts at once (a handful of staff per client site, spread across a large client base), which makes per-client tracking and billing the real operational challenge, more than headcount.
Each client site's staff, hours and billing rate live on one system instead of a separate file per contract, so scaling to another client site doesn't mean scaling the admin overhead with it.
Staff working at client premises rather than a central site still report attendance into the same system, so there's one place to check who's where, not one per contract.
Invoices are generated per client against their agreed rate and the hours actually worked at their site. Not a single blended rate across your whole book of contracts.
A typical contract: A facilities management company holds dozens of recurring contracts: a cleaning team in one tower, technicians across several malls, support staff at a handful of offices. Each contract has its own rate and its own monthly invoice, and people rotate between sites.
Tracked per worker across all sites, with alerts well before the date.
Filed on the employee record with an expiry date, for roles that need them.
Billing at each client's agreed rate, kept separate per contract.
Inventory and issue records so what each person was given is on file.
Attendance is captured per site and per contract, approved, and billed at each client's own rate. A worker covering two sites in a month shows up correctly on both invoices without a spreadsheet per contract.
With many small teams, expiries are easy to miss. Visa, Emirates ID, labour card and certificate dates are tracked across the whole roster in one view, whichever site the person is on.
The full platform this runs on. Workforce, timesheets, payroll, billing and compliance in one system.
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Read moreYes. Billing follows each client's own agreed rate, so many small recurring contracts do not need a spreadsheet each.
Attendance and hours are entered or imported per site and approved in one queue, rather than collected from a separate file for each location.
Each worker's current client and site is on their record, so rotating a team is a record update and the current picture is always visible.
Bring your current workforce sheet. Nothing to re-key before your first month.