Kiho のアプリ分析 1月15日

Kiho is the superpower for managing work, equipment, and field operations, designed especially for infrastructure and earthworks, property maintenance, and municipal services. The app brings tasks, time tracking, and equipment management into one clear view, so you always know what’s happening on-site and what comes next. When information flows seamlessly between teams, work becomes more efficient, and errors decrease. Smooth time tracking and workforce management - Log working hours automatically or with a single tap, less manual work, faster daily routines - Automatic collective agreement–interpreted payroll data - Integrations with payroll systems - In infrastructure projects, attendance data and worker details automatically form the required employee report for tax authorities Versatile task and project management in the field - Efficient management of projects, tasks, and resources - Supervisors can provide site-specific instructions and monitor progress in real time - Area-based work management allows property and maintenance tasks to be guided and tracked through a map view - Digital load tickets streamline the entire material chain from loading to unloading - Logged hours, tasks, and trips automatically compile into sales invoices Equipment condition, utilisation, and maintenance tracking - All vehicles, machines, and usage data in one unified view - Manage small tools and equipment in the same system - Fault reports, pre-drive inspections, maintenance, and repairs in one workflow - Automatic trip logging and equipment usage tracking; AI distinguishes work trips from personal ones - Real-time data collected automatically from CAN bus and IoT integrations Lead with data, not guesswork Kiho’s reporting and analytics provide up-to-date insights for better decision-making. Clear, factual information instead of assumptions. A Finnish solution for real-world work Developed in Finland for professionals who get the job done. Kiho adapts to your company’s needs and grows with your business. Let’s get to work — Let Kiho take care of the rest.