Time2Invoice vs Gregg Vencomatic

Time2Invoice is an application for the registration and invoicing of hours and/ or driven distance, so that the administrative processing of registered hours and kilometers can be carried out much more efficiently. Everything completely electronic instead of the old way with timesheets. Time2Invoice is extremely user-friendly for both the end user and the financial administration and existing customers report significant savings and an equally large decrease in billing errors. The application is twofold and consists of a part for hour and kilometer registration and a part that is intended for the administrative processing of the hours and kilometer registration, from verification to error-free invoicing. Time2Invoice is multi-purpose and can be used with the bet of Self-employed people, but also for organizations that use their own staff, but who invoice based on time & materials. How it works: Time2Invoice has a Web client that contains all the functionality with which the management and parameters are set. The administrative processing also takes place via the web client. The Time2Invoice mobile app enables the registration and validation of hours worked and distances driven on mobile devices. The app is an extension of Time2Invoice's Web client. In addition to registration and correction of hours worked and distances driven, instructional films can also be distributed via the mobile app within the framework of the VCA (Safety checklist for contracting companies).

The Gregg is a robot egg that can be used for testing egg handling systems like egg packers. Each Gregg is full of sensors, when they roll over the packer and collide with other eggs, they register the g-forces. Every touch in the machine gets a number and at the end of the test a final number comes out. The app is used for all information and communication with the Gregg. All machines that leave our company are tested with the Gregg. A test takes 10 minutes, carried out step by step. With the Gregg, we have learned how important it is for specialists to adjust the machines; you need to know what you are doing. The Gregg is a great tool, but you have to use it in the right way to get the machine to a higher level. For example, you need to know what a point setting is, or what input ports are. Thanks to the Gregg, the client has as little breakage as possible and earns more. That also fits in with our vision, we want to deliver optimal quality. This is certainly important in the world of hatching eggs, but also of table eggs. For example, a machine that has been adjusted and tested by someone will always be checked by a colleague. Quality is high priority at our company, we call it 'the gentle egg way': careful handling of eggs. Soon the Gregg eggs will also be used at customers to see if everything is working properly after installation. The first tests show that the machine values we measured do not differ much from the values after installation at the farm.