Field force tracking app - free app made using Google services in weekend !

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There are many SMEs who may want to track their field force but such application development is not so pocket friendly. One such company reached out to me and I took it as a hobby project. To my surprise, it came out so nicely that kept me thinking how powerful Goggle services are. 

Customer required 

  1. Configurability in drafting information the company will like to capture during field activities
  2. Geo tagging field activities 
  3. Dashboard and analytics
Solution: Google form was at the center in creating the solution. Google form integrated with Google Script was able to Geocode and reverse geocode. This link was then opened from native Android App using webview. Pre-filled form gave convenience to ground users of not filling redundant info every time e.g. employee details. Google form was then integrated with Sheet and then Map to create complete GIS based dashboard. Google Sheet charts, maps were then integrated with Google site to create a dashboard for manager. 

Google search ensured that you need very minimal coding as long as you know "copy & paste". My last thought - Day by day web apps are becoming so powerful that it raises survival question on pure native developments. 


Comments

  1. Trackyu - Field Force Automation SoftwareMay 24, 2021 at 11:02 AM

    field force automation app
    field force tracking app
    field staff tracking app

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  2. Sales Tracking SoftwareNovember 9, 2021 at 12:31 PM

    Field Force Manager is the most important piece of the system when it comes to managing the sales team for your company. It is really a pleasure to read such an interesting post.

    ReplyDelete
  3. AathvikaJanuary 16, 2022 at 11:05 AM

    Sales Force Tracker plays a major role in tracking your employees on field activities with high accuracy. Try now to boost your company's sales!

    ReplyDelete

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