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Gain insight into your workforce data and leverage it to save money and improve operations.

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Analytics

Leverage your workforce data and make informed business decisions

For most businesses, your workforce is your biggest expense.
Understanding those costs and identifying opportunities to save can be the difference between success and failure. Celayix analytics allows you to analyze the key performance indicators that are important to you. Our analytics give you visibility over critical metrics to help you improve operations in your organization.

Analytics visual
profitability

Profitability

Track revenue, costs, and margins to identify areas of low or negative profitability

Scheduling

Scheduling

View shift coverage to ensure optimal staffing & reduce conflicts with visual insights

overtime

Overtime

Identify the sites, customers & services that are contributing most to your overtime spend

Billing

Billing

Understand which customers, sites or services generate the most revenue

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