The Frontline Gap
Most of your workforce.
Almost none of the software.
Frontline teams run the floor, yet operations and the people doing the work have no single place to manage from or work from. The result is a business run on paper, radios, and disconnected point apps.
The deskless majority runs on the least technology.
Manufacturing still moves on paper travelers, binders, and clipboards while the back office runs on dashboards. The software was built for the desk, and the floor was left out.
Two worlds, one operation.
The office got the software. The floor got paper. Between them sits a gap no point app has closed: operations cannot see the floor in real time, and the floor cannot reach what it needs.
Operations
- Dashboards and reports
- Email and chat
- ERP, HRIS, and a system for everything
- A real-time record of the work
The floor
- !Paper checklists and travelers
- !Binders and printed SOPs no one opens
- !A whiteboard for the shift, wiped by morning
- !Radios, hallway conversations, and word of mouth
No single place to manage from. No single place to work from.
The cost of the gap
The people who build everything work without the tools everyone else takes for granted.
Paper travelers, radios, and a different login for every task. One platform closes that distance.
One platform across the gap.
UnDesked gives operations a single place to manage from and the floor a single place to work from. The same workflows, on any device, in every worker's language.
One login. One record of the floor. One vendor for IT.
The supercharger
And because it is one platform, it speaks every language at once.
Closing the gap is the win for any team. For a multilingual workforce it goes further: author once and every workflow, message, and document reaches each worker in the language they read, automatically. No extra tools, no extra step.
See the AI Translation EngineCustomer story
A Fortune 500 plastics manufacturer consolidated 50 facilities and 8,500 deskless workers onto UnDesked.
"Before UnDesked, every problem on the floor meant another login and another vendor, and no one place to see any of it. Now safety, quality, training, and communications all run on one platform. I manage the whole operation from a single screen, and my team works from one source of truth instead of six."
A Fortune 500 plastics manufacturer. Read the full story3
Close the gap on one platform.
Bring the paper, radios, and point apps your floor runs on today. We will show you the one platform that replaces them.