A client asks
Each request is raised against a client project, per trade and quantity, and shows how much is still open and how urgent it is.

From a client's first ask to a worker's first day. Every request, quotation and mobilisation stays on one record.

A client's request, the quotation raised against it and the workers eventually mobilised all stay attached to the same record instead of being scattered across emails and files.
Each request is raised against a client project, per trade and quantity, and shows how much is still open and how urgent it is.

Send the request to suppliers, track their offers as they come back, and approve per trade, with the whole exchange kept on the request.

Approved demand becomes a mobilisation list with planned dates against the date workers actually reached site, and the date they leave is recorded too.

Know exactly who is deployed where, today, instead of a spreadsheet someone updates when they remember.
A client's request, the quotation raised against it, and the workers eventually mobilised all stay attached to the same record.

A worker's current project and site are always on their record, not a spreadsheet updated when someone remembers.
Sent, answered and accepted, per request.
The date a worker left, recorded.
The date a worker actually left a site matters as much as when they arrived. Both are recorded, so a project's real workforce history is there when a client asks for it.
Mobilised crews need beds and transport, allocated against the sites they're actually working.

A client's ask for a number of workers per trade against a project. It carries its quotation, the supplier offers sent for it and the workers eventually allocated, all on one record.
Yes. Each request shows requested against allocated per trade, with the offers sent and accepted from suppliers, so a shortfall is visible at a glance.
Yes. The date a worker reached site and the date they left are both recorded, so a project's real workforce history is there when a client asks for it.
From the client's first enquiry to the worker's first day on site.