A simpler way to manage your kit and assets


If you’re an operations manager in traffic management, you will know that keeping up with your staff’s uniform and kit can be a headache. Knowing who has what equipment can be a stressful job, especially in an industry with such a dynamic and flexible workforce! We are excited to introduce a feature that we hope will remove the headache and streamline inventory control for our clients. The recently added kit and asset feature gives users the power to store, manage and allocate their inventory all from one platform, putting an end to the stress. Categorise and store your kit The new feature allows users to organise and categorise kit and asset that suits your operations. Users can also add asset statuses so items can be recognised as faulty, missing or written off providing businesses with an overview of the quality in stock. Eliminate lost kit When kit gets handed out to employees, it can feel like it enters a black hole, never to be seen again. The Kit and Asset timestamping feature aim to eliminate losing kit among staff, logging when kit and assets are allocated, making it easier to know exactly what people have been allocated and at what time. Kit and assets can also be reallocated to allow equipment to be returned, reutilised, repurposed reducing inventory cost. We are eager to hear about what features can improve your kit and assets management. You can get in touch with our team at any time at info@traffio.com.au.







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