Use Cases
- Personnel Tracking & Monitoring
- Time Sensitive Networking
Services
- System Integration
About The Customer
Fitzsimons Temple Bar is a renowned party venue located in Dublin's Temple Bar district. The venue offers a variety of experiences across its five floors, including multiple bars, live music, a rooftop garden with stunning views over Temple Bar, and a weekend nightclub. Open late seven nights a week, Fitzsimons is a popular choice for party-goers and tourists visiting Dublin. The venue is managed by General Manager, Krisztina Hegedus, who is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations and ensuring the smooth running of the business.
The Challenge
Fitzsimons Temple Bar, a popular nightlife venue in Dublin, was facing significant challenges with their existing employee management software. The system was not user-friendly and was often neglected due to its awkward interface. This led to many features being outdated and tasks like payroll processing becoming time-consuming. The General Manager, Krisztina Hegedus, reported spending 3-4 hours every Monday just to process payroll. Additionally, the system was not accurately recording staff clock-in and clock-out times, leading to incorrect calculations and additional costs for the business. This lack of accuracy and efficiency was a major concern for the management, who knew that this could not continue without negatively impacting the business.
The Solution
In search of a more efficient solution, Fitzsimons Temple Bar turned to Bizimply, a cloud-based employee management software. The implementation of Bizimply was not just about streamlining payroll processing, but also about gaining greater control over costs and having a daily review on payroll and spend. The software provided visibility over costs at a granular level, including costs per department and forecasted revenue, which proved to be a game-changer for the business. Staff attendance data became completely accurate as the software synced clock-in and clock-out times directly to the timecards in the account, eliminating the need for manual entry. The user-friendly interface of Bizimply made payroll processing easy and efficient, and the software's ability to create popular shift times and color code positions greatly assisted in managing the diverse departments of the business.
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