Work Flow Management System vs AI Daily Planner

The Work Force Management application is a mobile application to be used for managing the activities of any offices/ organization/ Trust to be used and utilized in hierarchical manner. The application has two user ends namely a master end which shall be used by the higher officials such as Directors/ Managers to relay any work related instruction/ command to their subordinates which is being accessed by another user end as “Recipent End”. The methodology of working is that whenever a job or work needs to be complied with the Master end shall relay an instruction to the selective officials who would receive the instruction with a target date, on the other hand the Subordinate shall access his “Receipient end” application UI and will update the compliances once done. This application helps in tracking the job given to a subordinate until its completion within targeted time period.

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