Organisations and client locations
Keep a structured view of the organisations and client locations your agency works with. This helps colleagues understand the relationship before moving into the individual bookings associated with it.
Keep client details, locations, units, shift needs and commercial information connected to the work you deliver.
Care home · Bristol
ActiveCare home · Bath
ActiveSupported living · Bristol
ActiveIllustrative product screen · sample information
A client record is useful when it reflects how work actually happens. Your office may need to understand an organisation, a particular location, the units within it and the people involved in arranging cover. StaffAxis connects client information to the bookings and commercial activity your agency manages.
That connection helps different colleagues work from the same relationship. Business development can keep track of the opportunity, coordinators can plan the required cover, and finance can follow the work into invoices. The client’s details remain part of the wider workflow rather than being recreated at every handover.
A care provider needs cover across two units. The office records those units under the client and uses them when preparing bookings. Staff can be allocated to the relevant work, while the client-facing profile and invoice experience remains connected to the wider relationship. Colleagues can discuss the client without losing the location of an individual shift.
Illustrative working-day example.Yes. Client units support a more detailed view of where work is taking place.
The client portal supports a connected experience for shifts, employee profiles and invoices.
Business development focuses on building and progressing relationships, including potential clients and follow-ups. Client management supports the information and working arrangements used to deliver the agency’s day-to-day service.
Yes. Bookings and financial records remain connected to the client, helping the office follow delivered work into invoices and payment activity.