WMS360
Different vocabulary. Identical problem.
Sites, wards, routes, wings, branches, zones — every industry names its geography differently. Underneath, the question never changes: was the right person in the right place for the right hours, and can you prove it to whoever is asking?
Facilities management & housekeeping
Many small crews, many client sites, per-site headcount to prove.
Your contract specifies bodies on site. Your invoice depends on it. WMS360 turns "we staffed it" into a record the client can audit.
Read moreConstruction & infrastructure
Contract labour, shifting sites, safety-critical presence.
Headcount changes daily and half of it belongs to subcontractors. Geofenced, face-verified punches give you one register across all of them.
Read moreLogistics & warehousing
Shift-dense operations, peaks, heavy overtime.
Three shifts a day and a seasonal peak that doubles your headcount. Shift rules and an overtime approval chain that runs before payroll, not after.
Read moreHealthcare & home care
Rosters that cannot have gaps, visits at private addresses.
A missed shift is a clinical risk, not an HR issue. Verified presence per ward or per visit, with the privacy controls that context demands.
Read moreThe same system, different geography.
These industries run WMS360 on the same capabilities. If yours is here and you'd like a page of its own, tell us — we'd rather write it with a customer than guess at it.
Manufacturing & plants
Shift handovers that have to be exact, contractor access confined to specific areas, and overtime that needs authorising before it reaches the payroll run.
Security & guarding
Lone workers across many posts, overnight shifts, and a client who wants evidence that the post was actually manned at 3am.
Retail & multi-branch
Dozens of small teams, high turnover, and a store manager who should see their own branch and nothing else — which is what data scoping is for.
Tell us how your operation is shaped.
Bring the awkward parts — the subcontractors, the night shift, the site with no signal. Those are the ones worth testing in a demo.