Industries
Production
Crews, gear and logistics scheduled together, with time captured against the job.
What goes wrong
The problems this industry runs into
Crew and equipment scheduled apart
Gear is booked in one place and people in another, so a job can be fully equipped and short-staffed at the same time.
Time capture lags the work
Timecards arriving days later mean labour cost reaches the job long after the decisions that depended on it.
Skills are tribal knowledge
Who can operate what lives in someone's head, which makes scheduling fragile the moment that person is unavailable.
How IIG solves it
One platform, fitted to how you actually work
- ›Crew mix and required skills are set up against the work, so scheduling matches people to what a task actually needs.
- ›The IIG crew board shows assignments alongside the equipment those crews are booked with.
- ›Quick time processing captures hours against the job while the work is happening, so labour cost is current.
- ›Task templates turn a repeatable production into a scenario that can be scheduled in one step rather than rebuilt each time.
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