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eTimeSaver from ePC - The Campaign Comes to a Close

A brief description of the activity followed by some words from our clients.ePartner Consulting (ePC) are now drawing their eTimeSaver Campaign to a close. After three months of showing companies nationwide how to streamline their timesheet processes, some of their clients tell us what they think. The campaign, which kicked off in May, targeted those struggling with large quantities of timesheets and inundated payroll departments; using the TeleForm software to create bespoke solutions that capture data from timesheets received in paper form, via fax or electronically; to help payroll

eTimeSaver - data capture for timesheets by ePC

This summer, ePartner Consulting (ePC) will be launching their eTimeSaver Campaign to help companies nationwide streamline their timesheet processes. The campaign, which kicks off in May, will target recruitment companies, staff agencies and healthcare services that struggle to cope with large quantities of timesheets and inundated payroll departments. eTimeSaver uses the TeleForm software to create bespoke packages that can capture data from timesheets that are received in paper form, via fax or electronically; to help payroll departments meet their daily requirements. ePC will

eTimeSaver - timesheet capture from ePC

ePC are emabarking on a new campaign to help agency staff firms capture all paper timesheets and process them instantly and accurately into their pay and bill systems, and save time, moneya nd resources using the Teleform software package.This summer, ePartner Consulting (ePC) will be launching their eTimeSaver Campaign to help companies nationwide streamline their timesheet processes. The campaign, which kicks off in May, will target recruitment companies, staff agencies and healthcare services that struggle to cope with large quantities of timesheets and inundated payroll departments.

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