Frequently asked questions

An equipment management system improves visibility of tools and equipment, helping builders' merchants reduce downtime and manage assets efficiently.

Construction equipment management software helps builders' merchants track equipment availability, usage, and maintenance in one system.

Yes, Klipboard software is designed for wholesale bathroom and kitchen businesses and supports modular kitchen product ranges with accurate stock control and order management.

Yes, Klipboard supports complex orders by managing multi line quotes, product components, and stock visibility for wholesale bathroom and kitchen operations.

Wholesale distribution software for bathroom and kitchen helps you manage stock, purchase orders, sales orders, and fulfilment in one system for bathroom and kitchen wholesale distribution.

Klipboard is a strong choice for modular kitchen wholesalers because it brings inventory, pricing, ordering, and reporting into one ERP built for wholesale bathroom and kitchen distribution.

Yes, wholesale distribution software typically includes warehouse management features such as stock tracking, picking, packing, and dispatch processes.

Modern wholesale distribution software can integrate with eCommerce platforms to sync orders, inventory, and customer data across online and offline sales channels.

Yes, Klipboard’s wholesale distribution software is scalable and supports small distributors as well as growing wholesale businesses with increasing operational complexity.

Wholesale distribution software should include inventory management, order processing, warehouse management, reporting, and integration with accounting and eCommerce systems.

ERP software helps wholesale distributors streamline operations, reduce manual processes, and gain real-time visibility into stock levels, sales, and financial data.

Wholesale distribution software helps wholesale and distribution businesses manage inventory, orders, purchasing, and warehouse operations from one central system.

Yes. InfoRoute can integrate with fleet management software, tyre manufacturer systems and Translogik tread depth and pressure tools.

Yes. InfoRoute supports multiple fleets, depots and service locations, helping teams manage inspection activity and fleet visibility across wider operations.

Yes. InfoRoute includes an Android-based mobile inspection app that allows teams to capture tyre inspection data in the field using connected mobile workflows.

InfoRoute is designed for tyre service providers, commercial vehicle fleets and multi-location fleet operations that need clearer visibility across tyre inspections, maintenance activity and compliance processes.

InfoRoute is a tyre fleet inspection and reporting solution designed for tyre service providers and commercial vehicle fleet operations. It helps teams capture inspection data digitally, manage corrective actions and improve visibility across fleet tyre activity.

Businesses managing multiple vehicles or field teams gain the most value.

Yes. It monitors driving behaviour and helps reduce risky driving and accidents.

Transport companies, service providers, and businesses with company vehicles benefit most.

It combines GPS tracking with fleet operations tools to manage vehicles in real time.

It helps track vehicle usage, maintenance needs, and driver activity across the fleet.

It monitors vehicles, drivers, routes, and performance to improve efficiency and control costs.

A digital picking system like ePick improves efficiency, eliminates paper-based processes, and increases productivity. It enables faster picking, better accuracy, and smoother workflows, helping businesses deliver orders quicker and with fewer errors.

Yes, ePick supports barcode scanning and works on mobile devices, allowing staff to pick items on the move. This helps streamline workflows, reduce manual errors, and speed up warehouse operations.

Yes, ePick is fully integrated with ERP systems, allowing picking data to sync automatically. Once orders are picked, the system updates in real time and confirms completion, enabling faster invoicing and better operational visibility.

ePick improves picking accuracy by using barcode scanning, product images, and real-time inventory data. This ensures staff select the correct items and avoid out-of-stock errors, reducing mistakes and improving order fulfilment quality.

The ePick app guides warehouse staff through the most efficient picking route using a mobile device. Workers follow step-by-step instructions, scan products to confirm picks, and update order data in real time, ensuring accurate and fast order processing.

Klipboard ePick is a mobile warehouse picking app that helps staff pick, pack, and process orders efficiently. It provides guided picking instructions, real-time inventory data, and barcode scanning to improve accuracy and speed in warehouses, yards, and branches.

eWarehouse improves inventory accuracy by using real-time updates, guided workflows, and mobile data capture. This reduces errors and ensures stock levels remain accurate across warehouse operations.

Yes, eWarehouse integrates with ERP systems to synchronise inventory, orders, and warehouse tasks in real time. This ensures accurate data across the business and improves operational visibility and decision-making.

A mobile warehouse app improves efficiency by giving staff real-time access to tasks and inventory data on handheld devices. This reduces manual errors, speeds up workflows, and ensures accurate stock handling across warehouse operations.

eWarehouse supports tasks such as goods receiving, putaway, inventory tracking, picking, packing, and dispatch. It also enables automated task allocation and workflow management to improve productivity and streamline operations.

eWarehouse helps manage warehouse operations by assigning tasks such as receiving, putaway, picking, and dispatch to staff in real time. It ensures workflows are completed efficiently while improving accuracy and visibility across warehouse activities.

A mobile warehouse app helps businesses manage warehouse tasks such as receiving, picking, packing, and stock control using handheld devices, providing real-time updates and improving operational efficiency.

Logistics, construction, utilities, and service companies benefit most.

Yes. Many solutions connect with maintenance, inventory, and operational platforms.

Businesses managing machinery or tools use it to schedule servicing and reduce downtime.

It tracks equipment movement, availability, and condition across sites and operations.

It helps businesses locate trailers quickly, reduce loss, and improve utilisation.

It monitors the location, status, and usage of physical assets in real time.

Businesses managing multiple vehicles or time-critical deliveries need advanced tracking solutions.

Yes. Many systems connect with dispatch, maintenance, and operational platforms.

Transport companies, service providers, and businesses with mobile fleets benefit most.

It tracks vehicles, optimises dispatch, and provides visibility across fleet operations.

It helps UK businesses improve route efficiency, monitor driver behaviour, and manage compliance.

It uses GPS technology to monitor vehicle location, routes, and activity in real time.

Yes. Autowork Go helps allocate jobs, bays, and technicians to maximise workshop efficiency.

Yes. The garage booking software lets customers and staff schedule appointments using an easy workshop calendar.

Yes. The workshop system tracks jobs, technicians, and progress to keep your garage organised and productive.

Yes. It helps car garages manage repairs, MOT work, service history, and vehicle records efficiently.

Yes. The system is designed for independent garages and workshops across the UK, supporting daily operations, scheduling, and customer management.

Autowork Go is cloud garage management software for UK independent garages to manage bookings, jobs, vehicles, invoicing, and customer communication in one system.

Yes. The system includes a workshop scheduling calendar to manage jobs, technicians, and resources efficiently.

Yes. Every job is recorded against the vehicle, creating a complete digital service history for your customers.

Yes. Autowork Online includes MOT centre management tools for bookings, due date tracking, compliance, and customer reminders.

Yes. Autowork Online is cloud-based, so you can access your garage system securely from any device, anywhere in the UK.

Autowork Online  automates scheduling, MOT reminders, and invoicing, helping your workshop save time, reduce admin, and increase efficiency.

Automotive workshop management software helps UK garages and MOT centres manage jobs, bookings, invoicing, service history, and customer communication in one system.

Parts inventory management software centralises stock data across branches to improve visibility and replenishment control.

The best ERP software for wholesale distributors includes real time inventory tracking, pricing automation, reporting tools and seamless system integration.

Distribution software synchronises inventory, purchasing and financial data to reduce errors and speed up fulfilment.

ERP One software is built for distributors, multi-branch wholesalers and growing businesses needing centralised control over operations.

An all in one business system eliminates data silos, automates workflows and provides real time operational insight across departments.

ERP One software improves stock visibility, pricing control and order processing for wholesale and distribution businesses.

ERP One is a unified business management platform designed to connect inventory, finance, purchasing, sales and reporting in one system.

Portable card payment terminals allow staff to accept payments anywhere in the business, while countertop terminals are fixed devices designed for checkout areas such as retail counters and reception desks.

Yes. Modern card payment terminals support contactless payments, chip and PIN transactions and mobile wallets such as Apple Pay and Google Pay. Some devices also support QR code payments.

Yes. Rugged payment terminals are designed for demanding environments such as warehouses, trade counters and distribution operations. These devices offer durable builds and strong connectivity for reliable performance.

Businesses can choose from mobile card payment terminals, portable POS devices and countertop terminals. Klipboard offers seven models designed for different environments, including retail counters, warehouses and mobile teams.

Some card payment terminals include built-in receipt printing, while others require separate printers. All-in-one devices can process payments and print receipts from a single terminal.

Yes. Pay By Link can be enabled without changing your existing terminals, and you can adopt each component independently. Bear in mind, without a Klipboard-integrated terminal, card payments taken in person still go through a separate, unlinked device, which requires manual reconciliation.

Rental is the recommended option. Throughout the rental period, any manufacturing fault is covered and a replacement is shipped to you at no extra cost. The only scenario where a charge applies is clear physical damage, such as a cracked screen or a dropped unit. Outside of that, you are covered. Purchasing outright gives you ownership at a lower long-term cost if the device remains in service for several years without issue. You receive a 3-month manufacturer warranty, after which maintenance and repairs become your responsibility

Businesses with complex supply chains or multi-channel sales require integrated platforms.

They automate order processing, inventory allocation, and shipping workflows.

Distributors, wholesalers, and manufacturers benefit from integrated ordering and account management.

They provide real-time visibility across sales channels and improve operational efficiency.

Integration synchronises orders, stock levels, pricing, and customer data between online stores and business systems.

ERP ecommerce platform solutions connect online sales with inventory, finance, and order management in one system.

Businesses focused on sales, customer service, or relationship management benefit most.

Yes. CRM software helps charities manage donors, campaigns, and communications more effectively.

Accounting firms use CRM software to manage client relationships, communications, and service workflows.

It connects customer data with finance and operations, providing a complete view of business performance.

It improves customer tracking, sales efficiency, and service quality as the business grows.

It is a set of integrated cloud applications that manage core business functions from one platform.

Growing businesses use it to manage payroll, employee records, recruitment, and compliance.

Cloud ERP integrates finance, inventory, and operations into a single platform without on-premise hardware.

It reduces infrastructure costs, enables remote access, and keeps business data updated in real time.

Cloud business management software runs online and connects accounting, ERP, HR, and operations in one system accessible from anywhere.

Yes. Cloud solutions provide secure access to financial data, automatic updates, and scalability as businesses grow.

Yes. Most solutions integrate with ERP and banking systems to streamline financial operations and data management.

Motor factors, parts distributors, wholesalers, and automotive retailers use these solutions to manage complex financial operations.

It reduces manual accounting work, improves reporting accuracy, and connects financial data with sales and inventory systems.

It helps parts businesses track costs, manage invoices, control working capital, and improve financial visibility.

Automotive finance software helps automotive businesses manage accounting, payments, cash flow and financial reporting in one system.

Yes. Transparent financing options can increase conversions while supporting responsible purchasing and long-term customer relationships.

Retail finance software is commonly used by furniture, electronics, automotive, home improvement, and healthcare retailers selling higher-value products.

Consumer retail finance allows shoppers to spread the cost of purchases over time using credit or instalment plans offered by retailers or their finance partners.

Yes, when provided by regulated lenders. Responsible retail finance includes affordability checks, transparent terms, and consumer protection to help customers make informed decisions.

Point of sale finance lets customers apply for credit during checkout. Approved customers can pay in instalments while the retailer receives payment from the finance provider.