An enquiry that is complete in one go
Type of space, square metres, frequency and wishes.
Concept design: an example of what Magnifize can build for a cleaning company. Not a real business, not a real client.
Portfolio · Trades & building
Services for businesses and households, a quote based on square metres and rosters that go round by themselves.
An office asks for a price, but first the square metres, the frequency and the wishes have to surface by email. Rosters for staff are made and shared by hand every week.
A site with an enquiry that asks for the right details straight away. An agent turns that into a draft quote. Rosters go to staff automatically, with the changes marked.
Process automation
The problem
Rosters made and sent round by hand every week.
What happens automatically
The weekly roster goes to every staff member automatically, with changes marked.
Scheduling, rosters and waiting listsThe problem
A client who doesn't hear that a replacement is coming.
What happens automatically
When the roster changes, the client gets a message automatically.
Messages to customers and guestsThe problem
Monthly invoices for regular clients typed again every month.
What happens automatically
Every month a draft invoice per regular client, automatically, based on the hours worked.
Invoices and paymentsServices
Services for offices, practices and households, and an enquiry based on square metres and frequency.
Scheduling, rosters and waiting listsThe weekly roster goes to every staff member automatically, with changes marked.
Makes a draft quote from square metres, frequency and type of space. You check it.
Answers questions about services, service area and how a quote works.
Features
Type of space, square metres, frequency and wishes.
The agent does the sums, you check it and send it.
Every staff member gets their own roster, with changes clearly marked.
The photos in the concept site are stock photos from Pexels, free to use under the Pexels licence. They show no real clients or staff.
Fifteen minutes, no deck, no obligation. We tell you honestly what we would build first.