Technology Category
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Cloud Databases
- Robots - Wheeled Robots
Applicable Industries
- Automotive
- Finance & Insurance
Applicable Functions
- Field Services
- Maintenance
Use Cases
- Inventory Management
- Time Sensitive Networking
Services
- System Integration
About The Customer
Nwestco is a design, permit, construction, and maintenance company that has been offering turnkey project construction of petroleum equipment for over 25 years. The company also constructs car washes, automotive lifts, and fueling systems for regional airports. As Nwestco expanded its operations, adding branches in six different states, it outgrew its existing software setup. The company was using a combination of three different software solutions to manage its projects, but as it grew, it needed a more comprehensive system to handle its accounting, purchasing, project management, and service delivery.
The Challenge
Nwestco, a company specializing in the construction of petroleum equipment, car washes, automotive lifts, and fueling systems, was facing challenges with its software setup as it expanded its operations across six states. The company was using three different software solutions, including QuickBooks, an inventory management product, and a self-designed file maker program for service operations. However, these systems were proving insufficient to handle the company's growing needs in accounting, purchasing, project management, and service delivery. Furthermore, the company was seeking a cloud-based solution that didn't require internal hosting. The maintenance of these internal programs was also a challenge for the company's one-person IT team.
The Solution
Fieldpoint was chosen as the cloud-based solution that Nwestco needed. This move eliminated the need for the company's IT team to maintain the old systems and ensured the security of the new systems. Fieldpoint took over all of Nwestco’s field service needs, while NetSuite’s ERP and accounting system handled invoicing, billing, and customer information. This integration significantly reduced the time spent on producing invoices. Additionally, Nwestco implemented the Fieldpoint MobilePro field service application, which improved the efficiency of their technicians. The app allowed the company to track billable hours, send work orders directly to technicians, and automatically add work time to payroll timesheets, eliminating the need for double entry of information.
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