A disaster recovery company that scales from 100 to 5,000 employees during crisis events had no real-time visibility into field operations.
Individual days on a job site could cost over $100,000, and data from the field took up to two weeks to surface. Operational leakage was hiding everywhere: workers logging in before leaving their hotels, trucks not filled to capacity, contract bids placed without current cost data. With no way to see what was happening, there was no way to stop the bleeding.
Synopsis integrated HR systems with IoT GPS field devices and built real-time alerting workflows and a live data query layer, giving a disaster recovery company same-day visibility into field operations across a workforce that scales to 5,000 during crisis events.
Field operational data that previously took up to two weeks to surface is now available the same day
Each day of operational leakage costs over $100,000, real-time alerts let supervisors intervene before losses compound
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