Rekoop run continues with Walker Morris signing

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17
Jul
2014

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Time capture specialist Rekoop is continuing its run of sales success with the news that it has been selected by Walker Morris, its fifth top tier win secured in recent weeks. The Leeds-based firm undertook an extensive evaluation process before choosing Rekoop, and will now commence a roll-out to over 250 fee earners, integrating with its PMS. 

The project will see the deployment of Rekoop Desktop, the primary time recording interface; Rekoop Digital Footprint, which monitors activity in the background and helps construct timesheets automatically; and Rekoop for mobile, enabling the seamless recording of time on the move. 

Ian Gilbert, Managing Partner, explains: “We carefully considered the leading suppliers in the time capture sector.  We wanted to make sure we were giving our fee earners the best possible tools available. We knew what complete, accurate timesheets could give us – reduced leakage and a much better quality of real-time data to support decision-making, for starters  – but we also knew that securing accurate time recording performance basically came down to the user experience. 

Success was all about positive adoption, happy users, lifting the traditional timesheet burden and leaving in its place a slick, logical and light touch technology that does all the hard work for you. Rekoop impressed on many counts but it was the clear desirability and functionality of the tools in the fee earners’ eyes that ultimately made it a very straightforward choice.”

Commenting on the Walker Morris win Rekoop CEO Phil Wedgwood says: “Once again we’re seeing a firm view time capture not just as a basic recovery tool but as a means to generate bigger, better data sets which it can leverage for management and analytical purposes. But what’s particularly gratifying here is that it’s a big vote of confidence in our technical design, an area we’ve invested over £1million in over the past couple of years – we’ve been tested in anger, compared and contrasted at length, and the sheer ease and usability of the system has significantly outperformed the competition.”