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Manpower: 5 capabilities in one operating area.

Worker outsourcing and labour-supply operations, from client contracts and deployment requests through attendance, timesheets, and billing readiness.
Manpower

Workers & Contracts

Maintain the worker register and the client contracts that govern how they're supplied and billed.

  • Worker profiles
  • Client contracts
  • Supply terms

Labour-supply businesses run from one register instead of contracts in one place and workers in another.

Manpower

Requests & Deployments

Take deployment requests from clients and assign workers against them, with a dedicated flow for replacements.

  • Deployment requests
  • Worker assignment
  • Replacement handling

Site changes and worker swaps stay traceable instead of happening over calls and messages.

Manpower

Attendance & Timesheets

Track attendance and timesheets for deployed workers, feeding directly into billing.

  • Attendance capture
  • Timesheet approval
  • Billing-ready hours

Client invoices reflect actual hours worked, not manual estimates.

Manpower

Billing & Incidents

Turn approved timesheets into client billing, and log incidents that happen on deployment.

  • Billing readiness
  • Incident records
  • Client references

Compliance and finance both work from the same deployment history.

Manpower

Reports & Setup

Review deployment, attendance, and billing activity, and configure manpower-specific settings.

  • Deployment reports
  • Attendance reports
  • Module setup

Managers see labour-supply performance without exporting data into spreadsheets first.

Manpower questions

How is Manpower different from Workforce?

Manpower is the business side of supplying labour: the worker register, client contracts, and billing that ties hours to the client charge. Workforce is the live deployment view - who's on which site today. They're the same module from two angles; Manpower runs the company, Workforce runs the day.

Does billing connect to the hours actually worked?

Yes. Billing ties the hours captured through timesheets and attendance to what the client is charged, and because those are the same hours that pay the worker, the margin between pay and charge is visible rather than reconciled after the fact.

Can I track replacements and incidents?

Yes. When a worker has to be swapped, the replacement is a recorded action against the assignment, and on-site incidents are logged against it too - so cover and problems are on the record.

Does it share records with payroll?

Yes. Manpower runs on the same worker and attendance records as HR and payroll, so the same hours pay the worker and bill the client - no two numbers to reconcile.

Is it suitable for security or cleaning contractors?

Yes. Any business that supplies people under client contracts - security, cleaning, construction labour - can run its workers, contracts, deployment, and billing here, with client billing posting through to the accounts.

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