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1 ManagementAccountingref : AA01
Strategic Where is the cash Critical to any organisation espeicially in itsgrowth phase is liquidity. Cash can be hidden inobsoloscent inventory, receivables, bad-debt,non-performing assets, patents, long-termdeposits, market-cap., employee talent, retailstock, shrinkage mis-match ... you need to be ableto track everything on a daily basis.
2 ManagementAccountingref : AA02
Strategic MACS Management Accounting and Control System :
3 ManagementAccountingref : AA03
Strategic CRIP Cost, Revenue, Investment or Profit-centremanagement with drill-down in all functionalareas including; Assets; IPR; People; etc.
4 ManagementAccountingref : AA04
Strategic DistributedBudgeting.
Disparate groups and intent can be brought intoone consolidated budget for a future period ofplanning.
5 ManagementAccountingref : AA05
Strategic Demand Planning. Obtain field and soft information and numbers onfuture requirements from territories andindividuals ranging in the 10;s to 1000;s. Forexample how many syringes would be requirednext year; how much spares should we stock; howmany graduate-engineers can we recruit.
6 ManagementAccountingref : AA06
Strategic Balanced Scorecard Allows Financial; Customer; Learning & Growth& Internal Perspectives on every measure ormetrics within the Organisation enable within theproduct.
7 ManagementAccountingref : AA07
Strategic Ratios From the 300 metrics or directly Financial ratioscan be obtained as and when required. Comparison with 2 leading competitors can alsobe viewed constantly.
8 ManagementAccountingref : AA08
Strategic Ratios 20-of-300 Important-20 of the above 300 can be isolated andcompared with any other ratio as a separatesection.
9 ManagementAccountingref : AA09
Strategic Financial Ratios Key 34 ratios as of any given date can be entererdand managed manually.
10 ManagementAccountingref : AA10
Strategic Activity BasedCosting
Comprehensive ABC Financial Practice acrossTeams Tasks, Trading, Manufacturing and-orIndividuals
11 ManagementAccountingref : AB01
Tactical Chart of Accounts Internal Financial Chart of Accounts can bemapped to any other Chart of Accounts to ensurefocus.
12 ManagementAccountingref : AB02
Tactical IntangiblesInformation Costing
Information can be costed, rated, appreciated ordepreciated and retained online.
13 ManagementAccountingref : AB04
Tactical Activity BasedPricing
Standard ABC Financial Practice across TeamsTasks and-or Individuals
14 ManagementAccountingref : AB05
Tactical Indent ManagementSystem
Raise indents from Inventory data. Externalsupplier or customer access optional. Self-serviceoptional.
15 ManagementAccountingref : AB06
Tactical GRIFF Feature Standard in-built forms user-definable table ofrows and columns for user-definable periodicdata capture for any Assembly Line or MachineProcess. Overlay of GRILL feature for real-timequick analytics and user-feedback.
16 ManagementAccountingref : AB07
Tactical CIOQ Feature Customer forms for Calibration, Input, Outputand Quality for periodic data-capture fromAssembly or other Production lines.
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17 ManagementAccountingref : AC01
Operations Metrics. - maximum300
300 = 10 x 6 x 5 Dimensions; each with. I. Targetestablished; ii. Current Reality and iii. Gap -Tangible or Intangible; iv. Up-Communication; v.Down-Communication; a. Assigned to; b. AltertMessaging; c. Date; d. Priority; e. Drill-down :Time-Series, Collated etc.
18 ManagementAccountingref : AC02
Operations End-of-Day Feature After establishing all related paratmeters - auser-customisable single-form entry to collectEnd-of-day Financial; Inventory; Volume-flow;Usage and other data on a regular-periodic basis.
19 ManagementAccountingref : AC03
Operations SubscriptionsManagement
Activation and usability of upto 99custom-defined Services for millions ofsubscribers customers suppliers students orpatients.
20 My Clextraref : BB01
Tactical Our EnterpriseDiary-Calendar
Yours but for your team, group, others can seeyour schedule they can setup meetings with andfor you etc.
21 My Clextraref : BB02
Tactical My Cashflow Manage Enterprise, Team or Personal Cash-flowover the next 4 months
22 My Clextraref : BB03
Tactical My Competenicesand Skills
You are the best judge of your current skill-setsand competencies. Self-Service of these thatOthers in the Organisation can view to leveragefor Enterprise Benefit.
23 My Clextraref : BB04
Tactical My Travel Local and Outstation Travel log sheets, soft-copyand filing for approval and re-imbursement.
24 My Clextraref : BB05
Tactical My Reports Filing of Sales Call, Service Call and otherReporting that you need for yourself andsubmitted to the Enterprise as your record ofon-going work.
25 My Clextraref : BC01
Operations My clextra Featuers to access and view only Menus, Modules,Areals and Links relevant to your use of clextra.
26 My Clextraref : BC02
Operations MyDiary-Calendar-Desktop
Usual set of Personal clock, calendar, diary, notesetc.
27 My Clextraref : BC03
Operations My ToDo and NextCourse of Action
Assign yourself action points. Mark them toanother. Have them mark this back to you. Theymark their activities to you.
28 My Clextraref : BC04
Operations My Nokia andMicrosoft Contacts
Import Outlook, Outlook Express or Nokia CSVemail IDs and Contacts and manage them inclextra.
29 My Clextraref : BC05
Operations My Bank Accounts Manage a copy of your Savings Bank Account orother related Cash Ledgers
30 My Clextraref : BC06
Operations My Classifieds Place, manage and communcate PersonalClassifeds within the Platform
31 My Clextraref : BC07
Operations My Priorities Career Planning and focus on your JobDescription what you have set out to achieve
32 My Clextraref : BC08
Operations Behavioural MySelf A suite of Behavioural, Intelligence and SkillsAssessments to get to know yourself better.
33 My Clextraref : BC09
Operations My Leave Record Manage your attendance, Leave Record. TimeSheets. Time and Materials
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34 My Clextraref : BC10
Operations My Cupboard Online repostiory of all your filed documentswithin the Enterprise
35 DeliveryManufacturingref : CA01
Strategic PerformanceAnalytics
Combining Time-Series with Time-SeriesAnalysis.
36 DeliveryManufacturingref : CA02
Strategic Cash Location Using the PLM - Product Lifecycle Managementfeature track Product-Brand-Model wise lock ofcash, inventory, receivables and related fixed orliquid assets.
37 DeliveryManufacturingref : CA03
Strategic Product Costing Product-Brand-Model wise costing - fixed andvariable cost spreads.
38 DeliveryManufacturingref : CA04
Strategic Team orProduct-LineProfitablity
Team-wise; Seat-wise; Project or Product BrandModel wise profitablity with fixed and variablecosts; sales planning and actual data factored in.
39 DeliveryManufacturingref : CA05
Strategic Quality DataAnalytics
Pull upto 9 Quality parameters per-Person;Model; Product; Brand; Asset; Equipment;Production-Line and get consolidate figures;comparison and analytics linked to theTime-Series Feature.
40 DeliveryManufacturingref : CA06
Strategic Inventory Analytics Whether a Wholesaler, Distributor, Retailer orManufacture where is the cash in Inventory -what is on order - Demand and Supply - Costing -Obsoloscence - Under and over-stocked items;Brands and Planning have all to be seen togetherto make meaningful decisions.
41 DeliveryManufacturingref : CA07
Strategic ConsignmentInventory
Comprehensive Solution when the entireinventory is owned by the Enterprise. Eg.Lanudry handling in a hotel or hospital -inventory of tools in a Service Garage or Kit forSecurity Staff.
42 DeliveryManufacturingref : CA08
Strategic StockoutMonitoring
The real cost of stock-out … when a retail orOEM customer does not get what they want fromyou -can affect your very existence. Planning for,not reacting to exceptions, matching demand tosupply, shortening supply-cycles, tracking costsmay be the very essence of your business.
43 DeliveryManufacturingref : CA09
Strategic Inventory Morph From bill-of-material transactions or othermanufacturing, production or value-additioninventory value, weight or units can be changedaccording to H.Pine 6-types of modularity.
44 DeliveryManufacturingref : CA10
Strategic ROI on Assets Return on Investment on Plant and Machinery,Production Lines, Tools and Dies. Risk Analytics.
45 DeliveryManufacturingref : CA11
Strategic Carry-In ServicesSolution
Car Garages, high-end Consumer Goods,Jewellery, Art, Antiques brought in for Servicing.Inventory of assets, parts, people costs,consumables and time on expensive equipment,plant and machinery needs to monitored.Accetpacne and Delivery, accounting,documentation, collections are related financialsare extremely important.
46 DeliveryManufacturingref : CA12
Strategic On-Site ServicesSolution
Construction, Apartments, Utitlities, Landscapes,Complexes require routine maintenaqnce.Suplply from an Inventory of assets, parts, peoplecosts, consumables and time on expensiveequipment, plant and machinery needs tomonitored. Accetpacne and Delivery, accounting,documentation, collections are related financialsare extremely important.
47 DeliveryManufacturingref : CB01
Tactical ContinuousServices. SLA;s
On-going work; tasks; projects; process; systemswith any customer linked to a Team andIndividual measures.
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48 DeliveryManufacturingref : CB02
Tactical OEE. Overall Equipment Effectiveness. Essentially aManufacturing Metrics Model; it can be used tomonitor and connect people performance relatedto expensive equipment; plants & machinery;work stations; etc.
49 DeliveryManufacturingref : CB03
Tactical OEE Periodic Overall Equipment Effectiveness of ProductionLines on Availability, Performance and Quality atregular periodic intervals .. Monthly, weekly ordaily.
50 DeliveryManufacturingref : CB04
Tactical OEE HourlyReal-Time
Overall Equipment Effectiveness of ProductionLines on Availability, Performance and Qualityreal-time hourly, dashboard for eachEquipment-Line, 3-shifts etc.
51 DeliveryManufacturingref : CB05
Tactical OEE Performers. OEE Performers. While OEE is great if you aremachine dependent; most often; A talentedworker with a machine; An industrious Managerwith a shopfloor; or Great Leader of a plant; isable to produce substantially more given the sameinputs as the other guy. Find `em.
52 DeliveryManufacturingref : CB06
Tactical Hour Series While the Time-Series can be used for end-of-day;week; month etc. data capture; the hour allows168 end-of-hour manual; semi-automated orautomated entry-input. These may be Productiontargets; walk-in of people; traffic flow; Qualityerrors; Energy utilisation or any conceivabledata-capture.
53 DeliveryManufacturingref : CB07
Tactical Defect and QC Manage item-wise; defect-wise; stage-wise costsrelated to waste; redundancy; sales-returns;defects or any other Quality parameter internalor external.
54 DeliveryManufacturingref : CB08
Tactical Bill of MaterialMasters
Master of Bill of Material for Manufacturing,Recipe or Formulation for Process andProduction Industries.
55 DeliveryManufacturingref : CB09
Tactical Bill of MaterialTransactions
Transaction based on the master, calculations canbe automatically posted to Stock transactions.
56 DeliveryManufacturingref : CB10
Tactical Indented Bill ofMaterials
For complex Bill of Materials, Recipes,Formulations etc. a structured breakup fromInventory using the clextra GiCA method upto 5levels such as Module Block Sement.
57 DeliveryManufacturingref : CC01
Operations dITTo. Our word for bringing the Individual,Team andTask into your organisation at an integratedcentre. (Acronym of ditto = clextra IndividualTask Team Organisation).
58 DeliveryManufacturingref : CC02
Operations Tasks breakdown. Entire organisation or ALL departments,divisions, cost or profit centres into ONE SET oftasks of 2x2; 3x3; 4x4; 5x5; 6x6; 7x7; 8x8; 9x9 ORa 10x10 matrix.
59 DeliveryManufacturingref : CC03
Operations Sub-Tasksbreakdown
Unlimited number of steps in each pre-definedtask assigned to individual workers or executivescovering dates - time - delivery - quality for eachstep including where it lies currently andcomments to remove bottlenecks.
60 DeliveryManufacturingref : CC04
Operations DQTCS. On Tasks Delivery. Quality. Time. Cost & Security measurefor each and all above tasks.
61 DeliveryManufacturingref : CC05
Operations DQTCS onsub-Task
Delivery. Quality. Time. Cost & Security measurefor each and all the steps or sub-tasks.
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62 DeliveryManufacturingref : CC06
Operations Time Series :Inventory
Allows daily; weekly; monthly direct-data-entryor automated or semi-automated input fromother systems for Inventory Items issues andReceipts.
63 DeliveryManufacturingref : CC07
Operations Batch-wisecomparison
Compare batch-wise Delivery-Quality-Time andCost Target vs Actual. Assign accountability andmonitor efficiency and achievers.
64 DeliveryManufacturingref : CC08
Operations Workflow Tracking Docket or Ticket tracking of any batch orProduct or Brand or Model or Order againstpre-defined date; Quality; Cost or Time-taken.
65 DeliveryManufacturingref : CC09
Operations Cycle Steps -Manufacturing
Step token. Step by step accoutability. Step levelDelivery, Quantity, Cost and Delivery target andactual.
66 DeliveryManufacturingref : CC10
Operations End-of-Day Feature End-of-day from any number of individuals orstore-wise or any-other collection of inventoryrelated data from across the world if required.
67 DeliveryManufacturingref : CC11
Operations Time Accounting If your business model is primarily based onT&M Time and Materials this is a fullcomprehensive scalable option for all your TimeAccounting needs at individual; team; Account orCorporate Level.
68 DeliveryManufacturingref : CC12
Operations Digital Assets Inventory of Digital Assets - including eCashequivalent operational establishment, access,utilisation, controls and accounting.
69 DeliveryManufacturingref : CC13
Operations Order Management Manage and monitor orders from OrderAcceptance to Planning, Assigning, Scheduling,Assigning, Delivery and Follow-up.
70 DeliveryManufacturingref : CC14
Operations Jobs Management Work Orders Management and MachineAllocation.
71 DeliveryManufacturingref : CC15
Operations Jobs Scheduling Job scheduling on start dates, capacity ofmachines.
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Operations Personal -EnterpriseScheduling
Unstructured Time and Workflow Scheduling forself-service and self-time Management andEnterprise Work Scheduling such as ServiceGarages etc.
73 DeliveryManufacturingref : CC17
Operations Statistical ProcessControl
Basic chart for Quality based on sample datacollected per hour. Mean, maximum, minimum,graph display.
74 DeliveryManufacturingref : CC17
Operations Digital ShopfloorWhiteboard
Distributed Shopfloor Whiteboards withcentralised individual control on display andtime. For operative instructions, performance andquality feedback, motivation, employeeengagement or any other HR objectives.
75 Data Captureref : DA01
Strategic Knowledge Capture Due to IT maturity, Cost and Time implications,Security and Audit concerns, access controls,system-response-time OR fear of the Internet ..You may find clextra to be the least-cost;quickest-response; easiest-to-deploy knowledgeManagement resource available in the GlobalMarket.
76 Data Captureref : DA02
Strategic Knowledge Capture- Sales
Sales Planning. Demand Forecasting. AdvancedPlanning Systems.
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77 Data Captureref : DA03
Strategic Knowledge Capture- HR
Comprehensive Performance ManagementSystem.
78 Data Captureref : DA04
Strategic Knowledge Capture- Inventory
Reducing Inventory. Increasing Inventory Turns.Product Lifecycle Management.
79 Data Captureref : DA05
Strategic Knowledge Capture- Finance
Risk Management.
80 Data Captureref : DA06
Strategic Knowledge Capture- Logistics
Optimisation.
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Strategic Knowledge Capture- Other
Knowledge Repository and Management relatedto any other industry or applications such as inPharma. Medical, Retail, Education, TeleComm.Agro. Manufacturing; Services Delivery orDigital Content.
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Tactical InformationCapture
Due to IT maturity, Cost and Time implications,Security and Audit concerns, access controls,system-response-time OR fear of the Internet ..You may prefer to use clextra as yourInformation Collation and Analytical tool insteadof or along with an SAP, Oracle, IBM or otherERP Module or add-on.
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Tactical InformationCapture - Sales
Budget vs Actual Data. Gap Analysis
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Tactical InformationCapture - HR
Performance Appraisal. 360 degree feedbackaccess. Tanigible vs Intangible Information issues.Competencies Modelling. CollaborativeCommunications.
85 Data Captureref : DB04
Tactical InformationCapture - Inventory
Tracking profitable Products.
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Tactical InformationCapture - Finance
Risk Metrics component data. Cash movement.New risks. Closure of existing risks. NPA metrics.
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Tactical InformationCapture - Logistics
Scheduling. Analytics. Field and LogsInformation. RFID data Analytics.
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Tactical InformationCapture - Other
Information related to any other industry orapplications such as in Pharma. Medical, Retail,Education, TeleComm. Agro. Manufacturing;Services Delivery or Digital Content.
89 Data Captureref : DC01
Operations Data Capture Due to IT maturity, Cost and Time implications,Security and Audit concerns, access controls,system-response-time OR fear of the Internet ..You may prefer to use clextra as your DataCapture tool for SAP, Oracle, IBM or other ERPApplications.
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Operations Data Capture -Sales
Forecasting by obtaing data from the field orother sources. Multiple location, multipleproduct, varied employee-force; limited Internetaccess etc. Availability of RFID or POS orInventory related data.
91 Data Captureref : DC03
Operations Data Capture - HR Early stages in Employee Informationavailability. Talent and Skills Assessment.Performance Data. Availability of System logs.Equipment data. RFID etc.
92 Data Captureref : DC04
Operations Data Capture -Inventory
RFID data. Physical Audits. End-of-day StockPositions. Daily consumption, Issues or Receipts.Stock-out Management.
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93 Data Captureref : DC05
Operations Data Capture -Finance
End-of-day data capture. Budget Management.Expenses Controls. Cash Transaction IndividualAuthorisation.
94 Data Captureref : DC06
Operations Data Capture -Logistics
RFID data. Field-force data-gathering.
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Operations Data Capture -Other
Data related to any other industry or applicationssuch as in Pharma. Medical, Retail, Education,TeleComm. Agro. Manufacturing; ServicesDelivery or Digital Content.
96 Risk andSecurityref : EA01
Strategic Risk Strategy Assessing, Designing, Initiating, Deploying,Monitoring and Managing a Risk and SecurityPractice is an extremely aspect of the StrategicDirection your organisation takes. clextraprovides insights into how to go about it.
97 Risk andSecurityref : EB01
Tactical Risk TacticalManagement
Risk vs Reward, caution, known and quantifiedinvestments and returns, force majeure instances,insurance cover, prioritising protection,protecting expensive assets, key-employees,establishing barriers against competitive invasionare ALL decisions to be taken based on availableinformation.
98 Risk andSecurityref : EB02
Tactical Insurance Tracker Assets Vehicles Movable and immovableproperties are insured. Appropriatedocumentation attached. Dates tracked.
99 Risk andSecurityref : EC01
Operations Risk OperationalManagement
Every transaction, action, decision, assetinvolving tangible and intangible factors can belevelled and a Cost, Threat, Vulnerability andStatistical percentage of possible occurrenceassigned. This is a first step to allow Tacticaldecision making and Strategic Direction to beestablished.
100 Risk andSecurityref : EC02
Operations Staff Risk Rating -Ranking
Perhaps controversial and used with extremecaution any and all staff can be rated and-orranked on CTC Exposure and Threat on currentEnterprise Accountability.
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Strategic ManagementModels
The bottomline ... of ideas. Problems. Solutions.Talent. Skills. The individual ... in a team ... inyour firm ... in an industry ... in your society. ...complex concepts like Financial Ratios; IPR &Assets; Risk Management; M&As
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Strategic IPR, Patent &Information Assets
Manage any and all internal Information assetsincluding; books; reports; trade secrets;know-how and processes; DVDs; CD-ROMs;Software licences.
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Strategic Investment CentreManagement
Against Chart of Accounts and-or ManagementAccounting and Control Systems monitorportolios; assets; dividends; share-accounts andother Capital and Investment profiles.
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Strategic Profit CentreManagement
Against Chart of Accounts and-or ManagementAccounting and Control Systems monitorRevenue and Expenditure on an on-going basiswith individual and-or team accountability.
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Strategic Sponsorship An internal or external person (Default is theCEO) eventually accountable for every TeamPerformance and commercial fit into theorganisation.
106 Finance andAccounting.ref : FA06
Strategic Chart of Accounts Financial accounting and country-specificstatutory adherence has to be integrated withManagement Operational Controls and codingsystems.
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107 Finance andAccounting.ref : FA07
Strategic Chart of AccountsIntegration
Apart from the core clextra COA it can be used toas Master Data Management for MultipleFinancial Accounting Systems key-search andintegration.
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Strategic Cost CentreManagement
Against Chart of Accounts and-or ManagementAccounting and Control Systems monitor budgetsand expenditure on an on-going basis withindividual and-or team accountability.
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Strategic Cost CuttingExercise
Assess Expenses. Prioritise. Select and decide.Assign to people. Set targets and deadlines.Monitor and Manage. Rate quantity and quality. Take corrective action - make mid-coursecorrections.
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Strategic ExpensesManagement
Budget, Actual, Approvals any and allprocurement controls, management andmonitoring.
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Strategic Cash Flow Strategic Coorporate Upto 3 months ahead on 10major heads of outflow and inflow.
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Strategic LiquidityDashboard
For an individual firm or portfolio of firms orindividual wealth cash parameters from Equity,debt to assets and intangibles with a visualrepresentation of as of date status.
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Strategic Firms SWOT Dealing with certain Business Enterprises is risky- whether a Customer or Supplier. This alsochanges from time to time. You can quatify riskwith metrics OR use a Strengths WeaknessesOpportunities and Threats with every firm inyour database.
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Strategic Contacts SWOT Most Business Risk is created by individuals.Apart from risk metrics you can manage aStrengths Weaknesses Opportunities and Threatsrelated to every Contact whether SupplierCustomer or Intermeidiary related to any aspectof your Business.
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Strategic Financial Ratios ofFirms
Any number of firms key 34 ratios on any givendate. Also future date forecast or planned ratiosas a target for simulation, ERM, ALM andrelated applications.
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Tactical Cash Flowindividual
Tactical Cashflow for any indiviudal head upto 3months ahead on 10 major heads of outflow andinflow.
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Tactical Tangible AssetsManagement
Each asset Initial to current cost can bemaintained online and centrally. Equipment,Plant & Machinery
118 Finance andAccounting.ref : FB03
Tactical Off-Balance SheetAssets Management
Patents; utilisation and Royalty income tracking.Internal patent regime development. IPRmanagement
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Tactical Global Books ofAccounts
Cross-Calendar & Cross-Currency reporting. Comparison and Performance Monitoring ofCompanies; Divisions & SBUs
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Tactical TransactionsChecklist
Manage the information check-points for anykind of transaction, any volume, any industry.From Driving Licence Issue to Employee Exitcontrol; Customer Order Processing;Interviewing and Reference Checks; StatutoryAudits to Bill of Materials availability prior tomanufacture.
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Tactical Store-wiseItem-wise Taxes
State taxes applicable to every-item atevery-store. Management of a consolidated Taxapplicable to each item.
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Tactical Cycle Steps -Finance
User-definable steps with Delivery; Cost;Calendar-Time and Quality Target and Actualfor any process. Example; Loan sanctions;Risk-Assessment; Land-procurement; Customerpayments; Receivable and Payable cycles etc.
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Tactical AccountManagementInternal
Employee or Customer Account relatedpre-billing day-book equivalent informationmanagement. Upto 9 parallel accounts each withupto 9 heads and unlimited per-day transactions.
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Tactical AccountManagementExternal
Customer, Supplier or any other Account relatedpre-billing day-book equivalent informationmanagement. Upto 9 parallel accounts each withupto 9 heads and unlimited per-day transactions.
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Tactical QC Costing Costs involved in Quality Assurance and QualityControl are usually hidden and not properlymonitored and perhaps not factored into mostFinance, Operational and Product or ProjectCosting.
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Tactical Quicker CashCollection
Support for SWIFT, IBAN, EFT, NEFT andRTGS to help financial flows quicker throughyour entire Enterprise
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Tactical Quicker CashDisbursement
Support for SWIFT, IBAN, EFT, NEFT andRTGS to help financial flows quicker throughyour entire Enterprise allowing Suppliers to givepreference to your orders over your competition.
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Operations Capex SpreadManagement
Corporate spread of CAPEX overheads expensesor indirect costs over Locations - Seats - Stores -Teams etc.
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Operations Time Series.Generic.
Spares, Stock & Inventory. Therefore; monitordistributed stocking; A class items; -of ABCinventory-; Daily, weekly or monthly; Receipts,Issues, Stores Ledger, Consumption etc.
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Operations Communications onevery Metric
Communications for each of these 300 metricsTwo-way perception of such gaps. Bossperception number (+4 to -4) and comment of thismetric achievement. Subordinate perceptionnumber (+4 to -4) and comment of this metric.
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Operations Time Series :Incrementalcustomised
Allows daily; weekly; monthly direct-data-entryor automated or semi-automated input fromother systems.
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Operations Time Series : OEELinked
Allows daily; weekly; monthly direct-data-entryor automated or semi-automated input fromother systems.
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Operations Time Series : Fixed Allows daily; weekly; monthly direct-data-entryor automated or semi-automated input fromother systems.
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Operations Time Series :Financial COAbased
Allows daily; weekly; monthly direct-data-entryor automated or semi-automated input fromother systems against a standard FinancialAccounting Chart of Accounts.
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Operations Time Series :Graphs
On any single Time Series. Analysis; Comparisonsubject to Technical feasibility and specific needs.
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Operations Inventory Books ofAccounts
Inventory : Multiple Location, Stores Ledgers,Consumption, Receipts, Issues.
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Operations Basic Bookkeeping Accounting. Multiple Location. General Ledger.Sub-Ledgers.
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Operations Receivables -Collections
Time Series Based. Invoiced. Collected.Outstanding. Received. Bad Debt etc.
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Operations Bank-Cash Book Bank and-or Cash Entries and sub-ledgers foreach Login-I Login-2 or Partners
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Operations eCash For applications such as Video on Demand;Music downloads; Digital Television subscription;pre-paid Mobile payment a complete solution forpaperless pure electronic digital Assets Inventory,Issue, Sales, Management, Monitoring,Accounting and Audit.
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Operations Local TravelAccounting
Local conveyance Sheet Management.Self-Service and potential to move tofull-electronic Management of Local Travel.
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Operations PayablesMonitoring
Enter - import Master information on allpayables as Invoices. If available scan uploadimages or soft-copies. Make persons accountablefor this expenditure. Monitor and managepayables.
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Operations Invoicing Recommended for low to medium volumes ofinvoices with medium to high value, intensivefollow-up involving multi-location, multi-personfollow-up. Especially if it involves long-cycles offollow-up. PDF generated soft-copy isautomatically available for storage andforwarding
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Operations Delivery Notes Linked to specific Invoices as above hard-copyDelivery notes from generated PDF-soft copies.
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Operations Pass book Personal Savings Bank or equivalent Bank Bookfor any Login-I, Login-2 or other users within anysystem.
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Operations Financial Templates Statutory documents and templates user-definable and upload of internal andexternal Financial due-dilligence and otherdocuments for Financial Management,Accoutning, Bookkeeping or any otherorganisational purpose.
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Operations Legal Templates Statutory documents and templates user-definable and upload of current documents,contracts, NDAs, MOUs and similar templatesused in the organisation.
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Operations Statutory Templates Statutory documents and templates of currentExcise, Labour, Income Tax, Sales Tax andsimilar statutory forms relevant to your business,uploaded and maintained in any number ofuser-definable categories and unlimiteddocuments under each category.
149 Administrationand MROref : HA01
Strategic Expenses Budgeting Zero-based or past-year based Budget Planning.Target and Actual. Quarter-Month-Weekly orDaily Monitoring.
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Strategic Complex DocketsManagement
When a support ticket requires extended periodsof time to understand. Related documentation.Incurs costs and Bill of Materials. Different skillsform various team members etc. eg. SoftwareSupport. Carry-in-Maintenance etc.
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151 Administrationand MROref : HA03
Strategic Simple DocketsManagement
Simple registry of complaints for monitoring andcontrol. Assignment and follow-up.
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Strategic Workflow iflow Up to 99 user definable up to 3 accountablepersons self-service Help Desk for any size of firmfor any industry with dates for follow-up metricsreminders etc.
153 Administrationand MROref : HB01
Tactical Non-plan,beyond-BudgetRequests
Non-Plane Requests : System of self-service.Matrix option. (Mark to Team-Leader OROne-Person). 2-level Escalation. Dual or TripleAuthorisation if required. Login Message Alert.
154 Administrationand MROref : HB02
Tactical Firms Forms Every Institution uses forms. The current formatcan be made into PDFs or DOCs and placedon-line centrally for anyone to download / printand use when required.
155 Administrationand MROref : HB03
Tactical Firms FormsTraining
Use the clextra-Learning Photos feature to createscreen-shots and train-explain how your fromsshould be filled.
156 Administrationand MROref : HB04
Tactical DocumentationChecklist
For extensive documentation across subscribers,portfolios. If electronic that OR all steps allowsupload and click-view to pre-defined internal andexternal logins in the clextra system.
157 Administrationand MROref : HC01
Operations Complaints System of self-service. Matrix option. (Mark toTeam-Leader OR One-Person). 2-levelEscalation. Dual or Triple Authorisation ifrequired. Login Message Alert.
158 Administrationand MROref : HC02
Operations ConsumablesRequests
System of self-service. Matrix option. (Mark toTeam-Leader OR One-Person). 2-levelEscalation. Dual or Triple Authorisation ifrequired. Login Message Alert.
159 Administrationand MROref : HC03
Operations Customer GiftsRequests
Matrix option. (Mark to Team-Leader OROne-Person). 2-level Escalation. Dual or TripleAuthorisation if required. Login Message Alert.
160 Administrationand MROref : HC04
Operations GrievancesManagement
System of self-service. Matrix option. (Mark toTeam-Leader OR One-Person). 2-levelEscalation. Dual or Triple Authorisation ifrequired. Login Message Alert.
161 Administrationand MROref : HC05
Operations SuggestionsManagement
System of self-service. Matrix option. (Mark toTeam-Leader OR One-Person). 2-levelEscalation. Dual or Triple Authorisation ifrequired. Login Message Alert.
162 Administrationand MROref : HC06
Operations Leave ApplicationApprovals
System of self-service. Matrix option. (Mark toTeam-Leader OR One-Person). 2-levelEscalation. Dual or Triple Authorisation ifrequired. Login Message Alert. Does not trackleave accounting automatically.
163 Administrationand MROref : HC07
Operations LeaveAdministration
System of self-service viewer and upto 4categories of Leave. Annual opening and closingbalance etc., linked to attendance and payroll.
164 Administrationand MROref : HC08
Operations Muster RoleManagement
System of per-hour, job-type with job-ratesMuster role per week adminstration incl. Optionsof overtime rates.
165 Administrationand MROref : HC09
Operations Loan SanctionRequests
Matrix option. (Mark to Team-Leader OROne-Person). 2-level Escalation. Dual or TripleAuthorisation if required. Login Message Alert. Does NOT track quantum, accounting etc.automatically.
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166 Administrationand MROref : HC10
Operations Materials OutRequests
System of self-service. Matrix option. (Mark toTeam-Leader OR One-Person). 2-levelEscalation. Dual or Triple Authorisation ifrequired. Login Message Alert.
167 Administrationand MROref : HC11
Operations Other Requests System of self-service. Matrix option. (Mark toTeam-Leader OR One-Person). 2-levelEscalation. Dual or Triple Authorisation ifrequired. Login Message Alert.
168 Administrationand MROref : HC12
Operations Petty Cash &Advances Requests
Matrix option. (Mark to Team-Leader OROne-Person). 2-level Escalation. Dual or TripleAuthorisation if required. Login Message Alert.Does NOT include accounting automatically
169 Administrationand MROref : HC13
Operations Problems faced System of self-service. Matrix option. (Mark toTeam-Leader OR One-Person). 2-levelEscalation. Dual or Triple Authorisation ifrequired. Login Message Alert.
170 Administrationand MROref : HC14
Operations Small sub-contractRequests
System of self-service. Matrix option. (Mark toTeam-Leader OR One-Person). 2-levelEscalation. Dual or Triple Authorisation ifrequired. Login Message Alert.
171 Administrationand MROref : HC15
Operations Guest HouseRequests
System of self-service. Matrix option. (Mark toTeam-Leader OR One-Person). 2-levelEscalation. Dual or Triple Authorisation ifrequired. Login Message Alert.
172 Administrationand MROref : HC16
Operations Training Schedulesand Requests
System of self-service. Matrix option. (Mark toTeam-Leader OR One-Person). 2-levelEscalation. Dual or Triple Authorisation ifrequired. Login Message Alert.
173 Administrationand MROref : HC17
Operations Travel Requests System of self-service. Matrix option. (Mark toTeam-Leader OR One-Person). 2-levelEscalation. Dual or Triple Authorisation ifrequired. Login Message Alert.
174 Administrationand MROref : HC18
Operations Courier DispatchRequest
Outbound Mail-Stop
175 Administrationand MROref : HC19
Operations Conference Room Multi-Location, comprehensiveConference-Training Room Booking Solution
176 Administrationand MROref : HC20
Operations Helpdesk Support functions and the management of themcheaply; quickly and effectively is the cornerstoneto a firms organisational and individualproductivity. This feature alone can savesignificant dollars for you.
177 Administrationand MROref : HC21
Operations Official INCorrespondence
System and Methodoloogy for CentralisedRegister for ALL EXTERAL correspondenceINTO the company. Use in tandem with eDMSbinning systems for a soft copy storage for remoteand archival usage.
178 Administrationand MROref : HC22
Operations Official OUTCorrespondence
System and Methodoloogy for CentralisedRegister for ALL EXTERAL correspondenceFROM the company. Essentially a Registre forANY and EACH out-going correspondence.Soft-copy upload of the orignal to a centralrepository for remote access and archive.
179 Administrationand MROref : HC23
Operations My Diary Personal Diary; including To-Do; Appointments;Calendar; Holidays; Events, Self-Alerts etc. Anydate - time based reminder and follow-up activity.
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180 Administrationand MROref : HC24
Operations Gate Pass eSlip and non-paper based each Gate Pass andVisitor Movement System and Record-Keeping.
181 Administrationand MROref : HC25
Operations Gate Materials eDocument and non-paper based each GateMaterials IN and OUT record-keeping,approvals, tracking, audit
182 Administrationand MROref : HC26
Operations Time Scheduling Enterprise and-or Individual Calendar and Timebased listing of jobs. Allows individual planningand Enterprise consolidation. Colloabrationallows everyone to see and know what theschedule of another person is scheduled to doeven if at a completely different location.
183 Administrationand MROref : HC27
Operations OperationalEquipmentMonitoring
Any number of locations and any number ofdevices and any number of items with each. Dates from and to for usage. AND-OR targetquantity and actual quantity of usage. Eg.Printing consumables. Photo-copier maintenance.Replacement of mechanical moving parts etc.
184 BusinessIntelligenceref : IA01
Strategic Corporate IQ andEQ
Assess the current Intelligence and EmotionalQuotient of your Firm. Available Talent;Skill-Sets; Cost of Information; Patents; IPR;Leadership; Assets; Cash. Assess Psychometrics;Change acceptance; Resistance; PsychologicalDamage; Culture & Community Factors.
185 BusinessIntelligenceref : IA02
Strategic Snapshot of Metrics Snapshot of all - 300 - metrics each month. (orweekly or daily or quarterly).
186 BusinessIntelligenceref : IA03
Strategic Business GoalAlignment
Mission, Vision, Quality & HR Policies. Maps toTeams and/or Individuals. Linked to Roles;Skill-Sets; Standards and Actual Performance.
187 BusinessIntelligenceref : IA04
Strategic MBSP Break-up Any domain break-down into Modules, Blocks,Segments, Pages and Units using the EiCAprocess.
188 BusinessIntelligenceref : IB01
Tactical Snapshot ofInformationsub-sets
Snapshot of every 25-units of data-bits; eg. SalarySlips each month. Assessments this quarter.
189 BusinessIntelligenceref : IB04
Tactical Trends Visual display of time-series trends of daily;weekly; monthly; quarterly; annual and evenhourly data.
190 BusinessIntelligenceref : IC01
Operations Vision and Mission Constantly convey the Corporate Visions andMission to all employees; using Push and Pullcommunications.
191 BusinessIntelligenceref : IC02
Operations Quality Policy andMetrics
Constantly convey the Quality Policy to allemployees; using Push and Pull communications.
192 BusinessIntelligenceref : IC03
Operations HR Policy andMetrics
Constantly convey People Policies to allemployees; using Push and Pull communications.
193 BusinessIntelligenceref : IC04
Operations IT and SecurityPolicy and Metrics
Constantly convey Information Management andSecurity Policies and concerns to all employees;using Push and Pull communications.
194 BusinessIntelligenceref : IC05
Operations Press Releases Corporate Press Releases; Public RelationsDocuments. Press Cuttings.
195 BusinessIntelligenceref : IC06
Operations clextra SEARCH clextra Search is a unique approach to searching.While a search-engine allows a single lineinterface others offers pull-down cirteria lists. Inclextra you are presented a page of creiteria toselect one-click for the required listings. You canarrive at the same thing from different ways ORview an information line from different searchperspectives.
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196 BusinessIntelligenceref : IC07
Operations clextra REPORT Most clextra Reports are an edit-list; consolidatesummary or extensive list. Each are columnsortable within the report. Most reports offer aPersonal-Memory for from and to dates. Severalreports offer user-definable Grills. Colour limitsof fields instantly viewable as GOOD or BAD.
197 BusinessIntelligenceref : IC08
Operations clextraPRINT-DISTRIBUTE
An online Information based system browser typelocal print-out is always possible. For statutoryand related printing in PDF format is available.To save costs and time relevant documents arebest PDF or otherwise previewd and can bedistributed by placing in a user-cupboard ORdistributed with standard email OR used withindocuments such as Targetted Direct emailMarketing.
198 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JA01
Strategic Change Facilitation Change Management. Slow or fast track.Management decides the pace. You could launchthe whole product; or better still; allow it to growbiologically. Enter at key-points or weak-points atdifferent levels in the organisation and allow it toflourish and grow.
199 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JA02
Strategic Teams; sub-Teamsand Task-Forces
Teams Focus. Entire organisation or ALLdepartments, manpower strength into ONE SETof teams; of 2x2; 3x3; 4x4; 5x5; 6x6; 7x7; 8x8; 9x9OR a 10x10 matrix - each with 1 to 999 possiblemembers.
200 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JA03
Strategic Team Composition -Skills
Tangible Skills and Competencies of Individualsrequired to work together to complete a task.
201 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JA04
Strategic Team Composition -Behavioural
Roles within teams and Behavioural skills as inBelbin Roles, De Bono Thinking Hats or De BonoAction Shoes.
202 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JA05
Strategic Systems Thinking Plan for each and all teams as an independentsystem. Relationship and inter-dependence withother teams or Systems. Roles, SWOT, financeetc. of each system. Profit, Cost, Revenue orInvestment centres etc.
203 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JB01
Tactical Randomattachments
Cupboard Feature. Company-wide bibliographyof Information; Reports and emails. At-will;upload your documents for viewing. Uploadfree-will documents for your Team Members toaccess. Organization can make available these foryour use.
204 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JB02
Tactical Timely attachments Cupboard Feature. Organised company-widebibliography of Information; Reports and emails.Against a Time-Series; upload your documentsfor viewing. Upload documents for your TeamMembers to access. Organization can makeavailable Time-Series attached documents foryour use.
205 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JB03
Tactical Team Self-Service. Built and by default self-service; allows lowercosts and less manpower for IT; HR andManagement overheads. Save annual costs 10 to12 people for every 400-1000 people you or yourcustomers employ.
206 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JB04
Tactical Team SWOT Manage SWOT. The Strengths, Weaknesses,Opportunities and Threats for every Team.
207 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JB05
Tactical Team Sponsor. Team Sponsor. Every team has a sponsor;internal customer or Mentor. By default this isthe CEO to ensure a - score-card - approach andwhole-purpose intent for every team.
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208 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JB06
Tactical Communities At login-1 and/or login-2 grouping of specificindividuals to achieve specific objectives.Community of Evangelists; Features Teams;Task-force … call it what you will.
209 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JB07
Tactical Team Dynamics Each team has a Leader; a No.2 and aclextra-Tech-co-ordinator. Each team also has aSponsor or Mentor. Also every individual canhave upto 3 superiors. For example; Reporting to… Admin. Head and Tech.Supervisor. All thisallows for dynamic and practical Leadership.
210 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JB08
Tactical Teams - 26 x 70 -1820 Teams
Allows 26 sets of 70 teams - with unlimitedmember under each.
211 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JB09
Tactical Units - Taskforces -Households
Apart and in-addition to Teams any number ofemployees can be grouped together as a Project -Feature or Campaign Team … termed unit withinclextra. Task-forces to achieve specific goals.When customer facing households - Modalitieswhen Patient facing - Segmentation whenInsurance Facing - Instruments when Bankingfacing etc.
212 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JB10
Tactical Tasks Assignment Quick and ad-hoc assignment of work to Teammembers or others allowing them access to theseas reminders and reverting on task status.Available on individual login. Allows priority andqueue prioritisation. This is apart fromindividual To Do List available in the Diary.
213 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JB11
Tactical Discussion Board Initate a topic and have any and all follow-upquick thoughts on this topic. An internet IRC orchat equiovalent.
214 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JC01
Operations Belbin Team Roles Establish any and all 9 roles for individualmembers in every team.
215 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JC02
Operations Team Collaboration Team (or Individual) Collaboration on Problems& Solutions. Tangible and Intangible Reward &Recognition linked to the stating; using andrating of Problems & Solutions. We refer to thismodule as CoPaS.
216 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JC03
Operations IndividualCollaboration
Individual (or team) Collaboration on Problems& Solutions. Tangible and Intangible Reward &Recognition linked to the stating; using andrating of Problems & Solutions. We refer to thismodule as CoPaS.
217 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JC04
Operations Timely attachments Cupboard Feature. Share time-series baseddocuments sent to you with the organisaton (orTeam members)
218 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JC05
Operations Randomattachments
Cupboard Feature. Share random documentssent to you with the organisaton (or Teammembers)
219 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JC06
Operations Business-PurposeSkill-Set
The whole firm. (or in a large company, wholedivision or department) decides a maximum of 25skill-sets that are essential to the success of theorganisation. You detail these. These we refer toas the AVA-Skill-Sets.
220 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JC07
Operations Team Skill-SetSigma
Each of the individual and Business Purposeskill-sets map into the Team that they belong orhave been assigned to.
221 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JC08
Operations TeamInter-PersonalAssessments
Team Inter-Personal Assessments. Ist levelopinions of each other. Big-5 Team opinion. Noteteam combinations should be stable; ie.TEAM-CHAIRS have to be initialised and heldfor a period of time (one-quarter suggested) forthis module to be effective.
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222 HRCollaboration -Teamsref : JC09
Operations Team opinion.In-depth FFM
Team opinion. In-depth, more time-spent,analysed intra-team perception building on theabove quick-fire perception. This is based on theBig-5 or Five Factor Model.
223 HR HCM andFinanceref : KA01
Strategic Onet Support International standard and System for HR workstyles, jobs, tasks, activities etc.
224 HR HCM andFinanceref : KA02
Strategic CompensationManagement
Allows upto 12 compensation levels; map theseonto each Grade from an unlimited number ofcompensation sets. Customise for each individual/ employee. Variety of CTC Reports
225 HR HCM andFinanceref : KA03
Strategic CTC Analysis &Planning
Individual, Group, Grade, sub-Group wise Costto Company Analyses and Planning.
226 HR HCM andFinanceref : KA04
Strategic Time and Materials If T&M based -CTC on billable and non-billable.Per-person cost and chargeable rates.
227 HR HCM andFinanceref : KA05
Strategic Attrition Analysis Attrition is Expensive. The intangible and hiddencosts of replacement affect bottomlinessignificantly. Little or no attention is paid to thisimportant area because there was no tool to do so- till clextra.
228 HR HCM andFinanceref : KB01
Tactical Incentive & BonusPlanning
Plan best-case; worst-case and most-likely annualincentive / bonus pay-outs. Compare with actualthe next year.
229 HR HCM andFinanceref : KB02
Tactical Manpower Planning Plan country-wide or Global ManpowerRequirements linked to skill-sets; line and staffrequirements matching; budget and actual.
230 HR HCM andFinanceref : KB03
Tactical AttritionManagementMetrics
Rating on desire to retain and period of time overwhich this retention is desired. Ranking andRating Report on this.
231 HR HCM andFinanceref : KC01
Operations Incentive & BonusAdministration
Incentives and Bonus Administration using cashand-or points. Assign as rewards or recognition.Reduce as dis-incentive. Redeem as and whenrequired. Escalationa and approval options.
232 HR TrainingLearningref : LA01
Strategic TrainingEffectiveness
From Induction to regular on-going TrainingEffectiveness. Campaign specific or one-off.Complete Training Process as an Intervention.
233 HR TrainingLearningref : LA02
Strategic LearningOrganisation
Establish Corporate, Group and Invidudalquantified Learning Goals and Communicatethese to all users. Potential for Distance Learningestablishments. Subscribed Learniing etc.
234 HR TrainingLearningref : LA03
Strategic Touch ScreenAudio-Video Kiosk
Touch and play any digital clip after selectingModule Block Segment and Page. CatalogingSystem for uploading and distributed - centralstorage of ANY media. Learning Sets linked toclextra LMS AVA and Syllabus for advancedLearning and Teaching Applications.
235 HR TrainingLearningref : LB01
Tactical Syllabus - Database Organised into the MBSP clextra-Process format.Exact control on Learning or Training;person-wise; team-collated and oriented towardsMarket Demands and Supply; Numbers andCustomer requirements.
236 HR TrainingLearningref : LB02
Tactical Syllabus - Freeform More realistic free-form managed syllabus.Supports 25 core-sets and up to 20 sub-sets undereach of them.
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237 HR TrainingLearningref : LC01
Operations Crash-MBA Built-in Crash MBA. (Single-use read-onlycourtesy (C) Casper Abraham)
238 HR TrainingLearningref : LC02
Operations ManagementReading
Background Learning & Information ofPerformance Appraisal, Training Effectiveness,Psychometric Assessments< Motivation etc.
239 HR TrainingLearningref : LC03
Operations Metrics Basics Basic Information on Financial Ratios, Metrics,Measurements, Systems & Process such assix-sigma, Balanced Scorecard, COPC, HR BestPractices etc.
240 HR TrainingLearningref : LC04
Operations Whitepapers :clextra andIndustry.
Relevant and related Whitepapers on PeopleTesting; Team Collaboration etc.
241 HR TrainingLearningref : LC05
Operations Learning Photos An innovative Learning Concept based on thebelief that A picture is worth a thousand words;and anyway modern man based on TV and lackof time; learns instantly based on visual recall andrecognition. A wonderful mass-communicationtool.
242 HR TrainingLearningref : LC06
Operations Learning PhotosPlus
Unlimited layers of 2x100 photos; (ie. 200,000plus) for different layers of Learning Photos.
243 HR TrainingLearningref : LC07
Operations TrainingAdministration
Calendar Management. Particpants. Pre and PostAssessment Tracking. Pre-event and Post-eventCommunications. Conference Room bookings.Faculty rostering etc.
244 HR TrainingLearningref : LC08
Operations Structured Content Upto 25 domains integrated with all other clextraModules. Up to 999 sub-domains. Each domaincan have upto 99 learning objectives. Eachobjective has multimedia options, an expert, notesand attachements and Assessment.
245 HR TrainingLearningref : LC09
Operations Content Delivery Any and all convergent multimedia structuredstorage. With real-time streaming and cacheddownload upload customisable syllabus toindividual syllabus.
246 HR TrainingLearningref : LC10
Operations LearningAssessment
With each domain and sub-domain user-definableand completely online deployment of convergentmultimedia Assessment.
247 HR PeoplePotentialref : MA01
Strategic CompetencyMapping Structured
Assess, Rate, Model and Map to Marketing,Planning, Demand and Supply all availableTalent linked to Performance; tangible andintangible; Behaviour; Soft-Skills at a Strategic,Tactical and or Operative Level, depending onHR Maturity within your organisation.
248 HR PeoplePotentialref : MA02
Strategic CompetencyMapping Freeform
Self-service obtain a list of current activities.Create a Job-Description from this and relatedinformation gathering. Rating by upto 3 superiorsor colleagues.
249 HR PeoplePotentialref : MA03
Strategic Talent Management Identify and Track Talent and Achievers amongstthe Talented. Create communities; Task-Forces;and Special-Rewards for retention and alignmentto Organisational Culture.
250 HR PeoplePotentialref : MA04
Strategic Employee RISKMetrics
Using sub-metrics of Cost-to-company or Teamor Assets responsibility; Vulnerability and Threatto this.
251 HR PeoplePotentialref : MA05
Strategic LearningOrganization.
Harnessing & Managing; Individual & TeamProblems & Solutions; Team and individualinternal & external communications;Past-Current-and Future Assessment Gaps &(you manually) analysis. Managing training as anIntervention.
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252 HR PeoplePotentialref : MA06
Strategic LeadershipDevelopment.
Leadership Development. Identification. List.Assess. Appraisal. Feedback. Mentor. MintzbergModel. Level-based time-action targets. InternalGrades. Allows from 1 to 12 Levels of Grades forOrganisational Development.
253 HR PeoplePotentialref : MA07
Strategic LeadershipIdentification
Track-record monitoring. LeadershipAssessment; Behavioural Testing; 360 degreefeedback; Decision Making Metrics etc.
254 HR PeoplePotentialref : MB01
Tactical CompetencyModelling
Create and manage a matrix of upto 25,000competencies, skill-sets, role-sets or job-functions.
255 HR PeoplePotentialref : MB02
Tactical MentorManagement
A unique concept in Professional Mentoring.Keeping in touch on Performance and SoftInformation; including behavioural side issues.
256 HR PeoplePotentialref : MB03
Tactical Teams Costing Teams Costing. Establish a Revenue; Cost; Profit& Capex %age, number for each Team.
257 HR PeoplePotentialref : MB04
Tactical ManagersAssessment
Track, monitor and mentor the performance ofall levels of Managers.
258 HR PeoplePotentialref : MB05
Tactical Team LeadersAssessment
Track, monitor and mentor the performance ofall levels of all current and potential TeamLeaders.
259 HR PeoplePotentialref : MB06
Tactical Task Skill-Set. Business Purpose skill-sets map into all TasksTasks may require more than 1 person atdifferent levels. This can assist in MANPOWERPLANNING and identifying TRAINING GAPSto meet Business Purpose.
260 HR PeoplePotentialref : MB07
Tactical Team Succession Every team has a nominated i. Leader; ii. No2; iii.IT coordinator and iii. Sponsor/Mentor Thisprovides for Leadership Development; SuccessorManagement; Redundancy; Attrition Controls;Techno-phobia solution; Ownership and TeamSuccess.
261 HR PeoplePotentialref : MC01
Operations CompetencyAssessment
Exhaustive Repository of all tasks, skills,activities, actions, knowhow, paid-for work.
262 HR PeoplePotentialref : MC02
Operations Competency Rating Rating and Ranking of competencies based on 1,2or 3 assessors for each and every Competency.
263 HR PeoplePotentialref : MC03
Operations CorporateCompetenciesAVA-25
Based on the above 25; you assume that not morethan 4; essentially 1 or 2 are the hot-skills of everyindividual, whatever their level. Choose these.
264 HR PeoplePotentialref : MC04
Operations Individual Skill-SetsHot-4
Alignment of key-skill and 4-hot skills can berated as a 0,1,2,3 or 4 called the TPA (TechnicalPoint Average) for that individual in that skill.
265 HR PeoplePotentialref : MC05
Operations Individual Skill-SetsHot-16
Individual top-16 skills can be rated as a 0,1,2,3or 4 and linked to Training and LearningSyllabus
266 HR PeoplePotentialref : MC06
Operations Individual Skill-SetWeight
Focus. For each of the above rated 4-hot skills;you can add a weight. This is a percentage andcould be 100% of his/her time spent on that; OR100% motivated or 100% useful for job-purposeetc. CHOOSE ONE METHOD/MODEL forweight.
267 HR PeoplePotentialref : MC07
Operations Talent MetricEPA-4 Weights
Obtains a maximum of 4 points; with e.g..25%-50%-25% weights for Self-Boss-Mentorassessment on a specific set of parameters.Partially 360 degree.
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268 HR PeoplePotentialref : MC08
Operations Talent Metric EPAIndices
Set on a Maximum of 10 for each employee; basedon maximum of 12 Levels/Grades of a company;on Qualifications; Experience; Attitude; Intuition& Feel etc.
269 HR PeoplePotentialref : MC09
Operations LomingerCompetencies
Lominger 67 + Stoppers-Stallers 19 system ofSelection and 360 degree Rating of upto 3Superiors with a range of online Analytics andReporting.
270 HRPerformanceref : NA01
Strategic BP - GoalCommunication
HR Best Practice 1 : Communicate businessdirection and goals. Communicate Corporate andInvidual goals. Set stretch limits.
271 HRPerformanceref : NA02
Strategic BP : Involve andAct on Suggestions
HR Best Practice 2 : Involve employees and act ontheir suggestions A collaborative environementallowing decision making; degrees oftransparency; controls and checks and balances.
272 HRPerformanceref : NA03
Strategic BP : ProvideMeaningful Benefits
HR Best Practice 3 : Provide meaningful benefits. Listen to what really mattters to every employeeand then plan your rewards and recognition andincentives schems.
273 HRPerformanceref : NA04
Strategic BP : Reward HighPerformers
HR Best Practice 4 : Reward high performers. Know who is really achieving what you need toachieve and then reward thos tangible andintangible metrics.
274 HRPerformanceref : NA05
Strategic BP : Growth andadvancement
HR Best Practice 5 : Provide growth andadvancement opportunities. Have a plan. Decideand place in those positions those who are goingto achieve that plan.
275 HRPerformanceref : NA06
Strategic PerformanceManagementSystem
A comprehensive Enterprise-wide System;provides a choice of Performance methods fordifferent needs and worker-levels; also allowscustomisable add-on Performance methods andmodels.
276 HRPerformanceref : NA07
Strategic Vision-MissionAlignment
From the vision set numbers; align these toTeams; Divisions; Profit Centres; Teams and/orindividuals.
277 HRPerformanceref : NA08
Strategic OrganisationalDesign
From an Organisational Design and Chart;specify Roles & Responsibilities for Teams; ProfitCentres; Individuals or other resources.
278 HRPerformanceref : NA09
Strategic OrganisationalRoles and JobDesign
From an Organisational defined role individualroles can be customised; up to 15 parameters withindividual metrics and option of 360 degreeappraisal.
279 HRPerformanceref : NA10
Strategic Roles Library For your entire organisation you can manage aLibrary of ALL roles. Import and Export theminto clextra with every OD change - M&A -Re-structuring or Accountability mapping.
280 HRPerformanceref : NA11
Strategic PerformanceSummary Report
Report from some of the essential performanceindicators on a single page.
281 HRPerformanceref : NA12
Strategic Staff IncentivesAdministration
Establish a system set targets collect and drilldown actuals to manage Sales or Support StaffIncentives administration.
282 HRPerformanceref : NB01
Tactical Individual Metrics Top-down Assignment of Corporate 300.Bottom-up collation of grass-root numbers.
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283 HRPerformanceref : NB02
Tactical Accountability Fix accountability, responsible and authorityincluding Roles with any Executive. Communication on roles can be as transparent asyou wish throughout the organisation.
284 HRPerformanceref : NB03
Tactical EmployeesIncentivesManagement
clextra DAPA for Employee Affinity-LoyaltyPoints Accounting System to motivate; recogniseand reward Performing Employees.
285 HRPerformanceref : NB04
Tactical CoPaS RewardSystem
System to recognise and reward Employees whoare innovative and spend time to help and provideconstructive help; support and solutions to theircolleagues.
286 HRPerformanceref : NB05
Tactical Job Design andSpecifications
For every individual set and manage JobSpecifications. Self-view; others-view OR all-view.
287 HRPerformanceref : NC01
Operations PerformanceQuick-Indices
Quick and simple Performance-BehaviourPerformance-Motivation General-Index - Speedvs Errors - Top Performer with comparisonsTeam-wise - Level-wise - Unit-wise.
288 HRPerformanceref : NC02
Operations PerformancedPipeline
Mass-Recruitment People Performance. Specificnumbers and measures; up to 10 assessed at up to10 touch points. Typical for Fresher in the 1st 2years of a career. This we call the dPipeLinefeature.
289 HRPerformanceref : NC03
Operations Performance QBRon 4,6 or 12 factors.
Quarterly Business Review. SimpleSenior-People Performance; on 1 key-parameter;each quarter. This is from within the PM-HRsystem.
290 HRPerformanceref : NC04
Operations PerformanceAppraisal Feedback
Performance Appraisal Feedback
291 HRPerformanceref : NC05
Operations WorkerPerformanceAppraisal
Standard Supervisory 7-point; 4-levelPerformance Appraisal for every worker.
292 HRPerformanceref : NC06
Operations Individual Role inOrganisation
Every individual role within a workflow orprocess in the organisation can be clearly definedand posted with varying degrees of transparency. Up to 15 roles supported.
293 HRPerformanceref : NC07
Operations 360 DegreeFeedback
Self, Superior and upto 8 peers can provide 360degree feedback on a 5-scale factor; for each of upto 15 roles. Role based feedback.
294 HRPerformanceref : NC08
Operations 270 Degree-like3-way Feedback
Self, Superior and Mentor. 3-way on the EPA-413 parameters. Weighted for each of these 3appraisers.
295 HRPerformanceref : NC09
Operations EmployeeSatisfaction Survey
Employee Satisfaction Survey. Regular andconsistent Employee Satisfaction Survey can beexecuted right through the organisation. Alsoavailable, the Employee as a Customersatisfaction survey.
296 HR Operationsref : OA01
Strategic Forward ResourcePlanning
Current to years ahead planning and status of HRresources allocation to Clients - targets andactuals with cost and quality parameters.
297 HR Operationsref : OB01
Tactical CV Miner Search on administrator or self-managed CVsusing upto 9 key words throughout your entirebank of CVs
298 HR Operationsref : OC01
Operations Payroll Options Standard Payroll for India. - Customised for anyother country. Monthly Stipend. Piece-rate orPer-Hour Payments.
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299 HR Operationsref : OC02
Operations Payroll Export Export a Spreadsheet. Templates for formatcalculation on Grades, Locations, Gender etc.
300 HR Operationsref : OC03
Operations Payroll Import After modifications and fine-tuning of apreviously exported Spreadsheet or CSV fromany other HR or Payroll Application, import thisinto clextra. All calculations assumed completed.
301 HR Operationsref : OC04
Operations Payroll PayslipDistribution
From archived and imported files individualPayslips can be generated and previewed. Now seta flag; and the same files are distributed to allindividuals by placement of files in theirindividual e-Cupboards.
302 HR Operationsref : OC05
Operations Payroll Reporting Standard statutory Monthly forms such asIncome Tax, ESI, PF-FPF; ELID; Bank Advicecan be generated and archived. From earlierstored archives history reports are available.
303 HR Operationsref : OC06
Operations Payroll Overtimeand Loss of Pay
Job based Individual Overtime Sheets,Administration, Payment and Management. Lossof Pay days, calculations and reporting.
304 HR Operationsref : OC07
Operations Payroll Deductions Upto 15 columns of deduction and 6 columsn ofmanual deduction per month management.
305 HR Operationsref : OC08
Operations Payroll Perks Upto 6 perquisities based on allowance for each.Any excess is deducted after monthlydue-payments are entered.
306 HR Operationsref : OC09
Operations Snapshots Archive of information of 1000+ people map atany given time for future historical retrieval.
307 HR Operationsref : OC10
Operations CV Manager Curriculum Vitae - Bio-data Corporate ManagedFormat or Self-Service, Corporate and/or Ownup-to-date management and access of acomprehensive Resume of every employee in theorganisation.
308 HR Operationsref : OC11
Operations Time Sheets. Time Sheets. This Week; Last Week and NextWeek Time-sheets; based on hours of input; andcustom-defined set of up to 99 possible activities.Collation across a Team and based on from andto dates for any period.
309 HR Operationsref : OC12
Operations ID Card Combine Corporate Logo, Photo, Signature,Level, Access onto one on-line ID Card
310 HR Operationsref : OC13
Operations MultimediaPhotographs
Photographs of all employees and individualswithin the organisation; all can view. Can allowself-upload.
311 HR Operationsref : OC14
Operations MultimediaSignature
Signature of all employees and individuals withinthe organisation; only authorised persons can seethis stored signature.
312 HR Operationsref : OC15
Operations MultimediaVoice-Clip
Voice-Clip of all Agents. Customers can alsolisten and comment, choose or request based onthis.
313 HR Operationsref : OC16
Operations Multimedia Images Each individual can manage his or her own set ofvisuals with thumbnails. This feature can be usedfor information gathering - screen shots - trainingothers - learning or any other conceivable use.
314 HR Operationsref : OC17
Operations IndividualInformation.1000+
Over 1000+ possible bits of information aboutevery individual. Financial; Personality;Personal; Psychometric; Abilities;Like-Dislikes-Priorities; Family;Hobbies-Interests; Contact Details; Attainment;Attitudes; Performance; Current-assignment;History; Grievances-Suggestions; Failures;Risk-factors.
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315 HR Operationsref : OC18
Operations People WorkLocation Finder
Physical Workstation Location of a person, basedon schematic.
316 HR Operationsref : OC19
Operations Person GeographicLocator
Establish a Geographic region, Shopfloor orPremises schematic and track persons.
317 HR Operationsref : OC20
Operations Person in ProcessLocator
Establish a Workflow or Process schematic andtrack accountable Staff with this.
318 HR Operationsref : OC21
Operations OrganisationalGrades
Allows 12 internal grades AND 9 access Levels.1=Employee; 2=Advanced usage Employee;3=Team Leader; 4=Data-Entry; 5=PartnerManager; 6=IT-coordinator; 7=CFO,COO,CHO;8=CEO; 9=SuperUser (only to set-up).
319 HR Operationsref : OC22
Operations Shifts Timings andDays-off
Shifts Timings Information for each Employee;including days off.
320 HR Operationsref : OC23
Operations AttendanceMANUAL
Assume all attend. Flag only absentees. Linked toLeave Records Administration. Can be linked toPermissions and Decision Making.
321 HR Operationsref : OC24
Operations Attendancesemi-automated
Requires networked thin-client or PC withbrowser access as a Punched-Clock IN and OUTsystem for Attendance.
322 HR Operationsref : OC25
Operations AttendanceAutomated
Subject to Technical & Geographic Feasibilityand preferable availability of Technology such asRFID Tags; list all employees present; absent; etc.
323 HR Operationsref : OC26
Operations Access Control Subject to availability of RFID based AccessControl Systems and Infrastructure Deployment.
324 HR Operationsref : OC27
Operations Absence - Presence Subject to Technical & Geographic Feasibilityand preferable availability of Technology such asRFID Tags; list all employees present; absent; etc.
325 HR Operationsref : OC28
Operations Whiteboard Shopfloor or Workstation specific Display onMonitor-Display with custom specific WorkiInstructions and/or other periodic or othercentral server managed and distributedcommunications.
326 HR Operationsref : OC29
Operations Designations Pre-configured, random OR User-defined toallow grouping, searching, comparison and usageacross the entire system.
327 HR Operationsref : OC30
Operations Certifications Pre-defined List of Certifications OR free-formuser-definable Certifications
328 HR Operationsref : OC31
Operations Qualifications Pre-defined List of Qualifications OR free-formuser-definable Qualifications
329 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PA01
Strategic OrganisationCulture
Assess current Organisation Culture. Discovergaps between desire and current perceptions; setchange and evolution practices to facilitatechange
330 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PA02
Strategic PsychometricsSummary Report
Report from some of the essential behaviourindicators on a single page.
331 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PB01
Tactical Off-lineAssessments OPTIONAL
At additional each, individual cost; however withscores and end-use availability from and withinthe product. IQ; analyzed IQ; Creative; MotorSkills; Leadership Potential; Humour etc.
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332 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PB02
Tactical On-lineAssessments.Performance
Available to every employee / individual; this caninclude; Stress; Likes-Dislikes; Priorities;Common Sense; Integrity; Personality; OCD-Obsessive Compulsive Disorder-; SDIS(Self-Destructive Intelligence Syndrome) etc.
333 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PB03
Tactical On-lineAssessments.Models
Options of self; bi-directional; 3-way or 360degree. More than 10 multi-system options.
334 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PB04
Tactical Pre TO PostRecruitmentConnectivity
Summary and Raw Scores; retained frompre-recruitment right through the career of anemployee on ALL ASSESSMENTS. Technical;Performance; Appraisal; Psychometrics at alldates and touch-points of the employees career.
335 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PB05
Tactical On-lineAssessments.Behaviour
Stress; Likes-Dislikes; Priorities; Common Sense;Integrity; Personality; OCD -ObsessiveCompulsive Disorder-; SDIS (Self-DestructiveIntelligence Syndrome) etc.
336 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PB06
Tactical On-line TeamAssessments
Intra-team dynamics, linked to 360 degreefeedback, likes and dislikes, team SWOT etc.
337 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PB07
Tactical On-line 360 degreeFeedback
Self, 180, 270 and 360 degree feedback onintangible and Behavioural parameters on severalof the Appraisal options.
338 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PB08
Tactical Performers Gallery. Performers Gallery. Even the best talent andachievers need recognition. Options on Performerof the Day; the week; month and Year as aGallery.
339 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PB09
Tactical Opinion Poll Current Poll for everyone in the Organisation.Useful as a change management agent.
340 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PB10
Tactical Counselling Individual requests; pleas; grievances;suggestions; ideas; thoughts; desires can beplaced and retrieved within the system.Responsible authorities can react to this. Clinicalassistance where required can be considered.
341 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PB11
Tactical BARS User-definable Behavioural Anchor Rating Scaleson most aspects of tangible and intangible metricsand inputs throughout the use of Psychometricand other Assessments.
342 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PB12
Tactical Employee Profiling Up to 50 client-defianble parameters ofEmployees along Geographic; Demographic orPsycho graphic segments.
343 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PC01
Operations Lucky Gallery Life is not fair; including; business and theenvironment. Lucky person of the Day; Week;Month OR Year; based on any CHANGEMANAGEMENT criteria. Daily Cash; monthlyconveyance-fares; Annual bonus; weekly Lunchcoupons.
344 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PC02
Operations My mood today FUN. My face for the day. View all those whohave entered, all employees, one of 9 potentialfacial expression or faces of the day.
345 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PC03
Operations Good Deed Set of the latest 16 good deeds done to you, byanother person. Self-Managed
346 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PC04
Operations Thought for the Day A single thought for every-day; on request and onevery-logout enhances character development.
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347 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PC05
Operations Jukebox Upto 40 MIDI or MP3 music files forindividual-listening.
348 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PC06
Operations Uploadable PhotosGallery
Upload Photos; Corporate & Personal (howevermoderated towards Organisation Objectives)
349 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PC07
Operations Transaction 360degree
As a Transaction for pre-defined set of upto 3superiors any number of peers typically 8 and anyand all subordinates of your as 1 - 2 or 3 Superior… Employee Satisfaction Survey OR any othercustom survey or opinion or poll or surveyadminstration online.
350 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PC08
Operations Stimulus andMotivation
Self-Service and supported ideas of using stimulusperiodically for motivation at any point during acalendary year.
351 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PC09
Operations Team Stimulus andMoitvation
Team or Group supported ideas of using stimulusperiodically for motivation at any point during acalendary year.
352 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PC10
Operations Biases Self-Service of understanding and biases.
353 HRPyschometricsand Interactionref : PC11
Operations Team Biases Team or Group understanding and biases.
354 DocumentationManagementref : QA01
Strategic DocumentationManagement
Extensive documentation on Strategic Models;customisable weights; variety of grouping;viewing data from different perspectives;graphing etc.
355 DocumentationManagementref : QA02
Strategic ResearchManagement
Research related documentation and trackingsuch as legal cases, clinical research, marketresearch, company information tracking, complexpatient records, market research, businessanalytics, insurance claims research, largedocumentation projects etc.
356 DocumentationManagementref : QB01
Tactical DocumentationWorkflow
Checklists on documentation. Transaction andworkflow on Documentation. Accountability andQuality of Documentation. Library ofdocumenation. Actual storage of documentation.Access control to documentation. Commercialexploiation of document usage and subscription. And more ....
357 DocumentationManagementref : QB02
Tactical CentralisedDocumentsManager
Scan form Centrralised Documents and FormsManagement. Bin and Downloadable forms forprint. electronic Documents filing by individual;team or group with read-access for each member;regular-periodic documentation. Library-likeaccess; controls and usage.
358 DocumentationManagementref : QB03
Tactical UnstructuredDocumentation
Scan or if available catalogue and place adocument associated with ANY physical asset,inventory, vehicle, supplier, csutomer, employee,patient - people, place or thing. User-definable20+ categories; 20+ documents in each.
359 DocumentationManagementref : QC02
Operations Checklist relatedDocumentation
User-defined checklists with an associatedsingle-document at each step for every employee,asset, case, customer, supplier in a database.
360 DocumentationManagementref : QC03
Operations FresherDocumentation
Structured framework Plus mininal content A toY - 25 sets linked to clextra AVA - upto 5tree-levels of organised content targeted towardsorganised and structured learning - especially forInduction early teaching Visual Aids and ContentManagement.
361 DocumentationManagementref : QC04
Operations RefreshDocumentation
Structured framework ONLY A to Y - 25 setslinked to clextra AVA - upto 5 tree-levels oforganised content targeted towards moreun-structured learning - especially for mid-careerand self-Learning Visual Aids and ContentManagement.
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362 DocumentationManagementref : QC05
Operations TopicalDocumenation
Typically 12 Topics and 12 subjects or sub-topicsof Document binning storage and retrievalagainst for any Organisation, Employee,Customer or Supplier.
363 DocumentationManagementref : QC06
Operations PMapDocumentation
If similar documentation - upto 25 - for everyindividual or asset in a database, this feature isuseful. Example … scan,copy of everyonesPassport first page or scanned filled-inIncome-Tax form etc.
364 DocumentationManagementref : QC07
Operations IrregularDocumentationCupboard
Long list of any type of documents linked andassociated with one individual, asset, case,employee, organisatin, customer or supplier.
365 DocumentationManagementref : QC08
Operations RegularDocumentationCupboard
Periodic list of documents - ie. weekly, monthlydaily etc. linked and associated with oneindividual, asset, case, employee, organisation,customer or supplier.
366 DocumentationManagementref : QC09
Operations InventoryDocumentation
Upto 5-user definable documents for every item.These 5 could be Bill of Materials, QualityProcess, Packing List, Installation Instructionsetc.
367 DocumentationManagementref : QC10
Operations SalesDocumentation
Upto 3-user definable documents for every item;eg. Technical Specifications, Style Catalogue,User Manual etc.
368 DocumentationManagementref : QC11
Operations StatutoryDocumentation -Payroll
All Payroll related annexures and attachments asPDF soft-copy. Eg. India PF-FPF, ESIC, IT,Monthly Statement etc.
369 DocumentationManagementref : QC12
Operations StatutoryDocumentation -Financial
Soft copy of all incoming or outgoing Invoices,Delivery Notes etc.
370 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RA01
Strategic Marketing Metrics Design, Implement, Adminster, Modify andManage Marketing metrics, ratios,key-performance indicators and measures. Compare with 2 leading Competitors.
371 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RA02
Strategic Brand Metrics Design, Establish, Implement, Adminster, Modifyand Manage metrics for each important Brand inyour Portfolio. Compare with 2 leadingcompetitors.
372 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RA03
Strategic After MarketPlanning
Annual Plan; Capacity; Prorurement; Sales-Plan;Warranty; AMC; Installed Base. CorporateAccountability for Numbers. Manufacturing;Trade; Discrete Goods or Process Industries.
373 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RA04
Strategic Product PortfolioDimensioning
Dimension your entrie Product Portfolio into 3dimensions. eg. Product-line; Demographics andModels. Track with a Bsuiness Model such as aBCG Matrix.
374 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RA05
Strategic CustomerSatisfaction Survey
Single model of 10 internationally acceptedconsumer service parameters.
375 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RA06
Strategic Product BrandPositioning Maps
For each product in the portfolio trackpre-market or advertising communicationspercepetions with after-market and realityperceptions. Data potentially from MarketResearch and Customer Satisfaction Surveys.
376 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RA07
Strategic Competitor BrandPosition
Against each product in your portolio trackcompetitor brand positioning againstuser-definable perceptions. Data may come fromMarket Research, Industry and CompetitorAnalysis.
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377 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RA08
Strategic AssortmentAnalytics
Matching Demand to Supply means having aclear idea of your current Planned and Availableinventory stock at any given time. Any whichwise, cost, profit, convertibility, risk etc. on everyaspect high-lighted. Collaborative and integrateddata-collation.
378 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RA09
Strategic AssortmentPlanning
No can predict the future. Extra-polating pastdata into the future is an option. Push usinginternal constraints and expertise or Pull bylistening to customers allows an integratedcollaborative Advanced Planning System usingclextra.
379 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RA10
Strategic Display SignageSolution
Instant large reach mass customisedcommunications for Corporate, Education, Publicreach 24x7x365 reach. It is the New Media - afterTV and Press.
380 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RA11
Strategic Product SWOT All and every item in Inventory StrengthWeaknesses Opportunities and Threats detailrelated to internal and external positive andnegative parameters to build an effective brandportfolio.
381 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RA12
Strategic Media Sales Complete solution to manage dsiplay signageorder booking across a large number ofco-ordinators to a large number of displays.Self-service options can also be configured.
382 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RA13
Strategic CustomerInformation System
Customer - Subscriber - Patient - Student - MajorAccounts - Wholesaler any paying clientcomprehensive and user-definable InformationManagement System. Options of self-service;co-ordinator or out-sourced Management.
383 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RA14
Strategic SLA Management Place Service Level Agreement Metrics; set levelsand targets; assign accountability; track actual;compare; observe trends.
384 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RA15
Strategic Customer RiskMetrics
Receivables. Particularly against long-cycle timeborrowings and mortgages.
385 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RA16
Strategic Out-SourcingAccess.
Out-Sourcing Access. Your Customer can accesssingle and several components of many parts ofyour clextra information. Example; ExternalTraining Vendor can enter AssessmentInformation; Medical Doctor can enter medicaldata; Audit Agency or CPA-CA can enterfinancial data or ratings.
386 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RA17
Strategic Secondary SalesSolution
Break-up of Product-wise Channel-wise upto 3teirs of Inventory related item quantities.
387 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RA18
Strategic CRM IncentivesAdministration
Establish a system set targets collect and drilldown actuals to manage Distributor and RetailerIncentives administration.
388 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RB01
Tactical Customer AffinityProgramme
clextra DAPA for Customer Affinity-LoyaltyPoints Accounting System to motivate; recogniseand reward Profitable Customer Contacts and -or Firms
389 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RB02
Tactical Customer RatingSystem
Quick Indices on custom-definable Loyalty vsSpending; Speed of decisions vs Profit etc.
390 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RB03
Tactical Revenue CentreManagement
Against Chart of Accounts and-or ManagementAccounting and Control Systems monitorRevenue; Income or Sales on an on-going basiswith individual and-or team accountability.
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391 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RB04
Tactical Customer InstalledBase
Customer installed base of all products.Warranty; AMC and out-of AMC details.Retailer codes.
392 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RB05
Tactical Product List List of all Products-Models-Styles manufactured;out-sourced or traded by the company.
393 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RB06
Tactical ContactManagement
Assign employees to a Firm and upto 9 individualcontacts within. Record, review and track allcommunications between firms employees andeach and all contacts in the targetedcustomer-contacted firm.
394 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RB07
Tactical Sales Budgeting Establish Line-wise; Region-wsie; Team-wiseand-or Individual wise targets. Collaborativetotals; Demand and Supply with links toProduction or purchased capacity andavailability.
395 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RB08
Tactical Sales Forecasting Collaborative forecasting accumulating figuresover Product-Lines; Regions; Teams andIndividuals.
396 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RB09
Tactical SalesTarget-AchievementMonitoring
Track actuals against targets. 2-waycommunication to understand and correct gaps. Attrition; succession and portfolio change-overPlanning; Management and Monitoring.
397 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RB10
Tactical Sales Incentive &Bonus Planning
Plan best-case; worst-case and most-likely annualincentive / bonus pay-outs. Compare with actualthe next year.
398 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RB11
Tactical POS Integration Standard; barcode or RFID Point-of-SaleCash-Registers and PC data-file online or batchimports and integration with all other aspects ofBusiness.
399 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RB12
Tactical End-of-Day Feature End-of-day from any number of individuals orstore-wise or any-other collection of Sales relateddata from across the world if required.
400 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RB13
Tactical Sales Consolidation Consolidate sales across all Revenue Centres andcompare against Sales Targets; Budgets;Individual; Team and Location Performances.
401 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RB14
Tactical Sales Dashboard Graphical representation of top-10 revenue-linesfrom top-10 regions. Budget vs ActualYear-to-date, Quarter-to-date or Month-to-date.Visible to ALL with a login.
402 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RB15
Tactical Customer-BaseProfiling
Up to 50 client-defianble parameters ofConsumers along Geographic; Demographic orPsycho graphic segments.
403 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RB16
Tactical Guest Manager Walkin, Visitor, Guest Book at any Receiption.Repeat visitors, Potential or Existing Customers,Vendors, Investors, Well-wisher InformationSystem Binning and Integrated Management.
404 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RB17
Tactical Display Signage Centralised management of large number ofoutlets and large number of realtime displaysystems - TV or PC-Monitor Video, Audio,Animation, Text ticker. Messaging, Promotions,Advertisements, Consumer or Employeecommunications. Public advisory. DistanceLearning.
405 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC01
Operations ContactInformation.
Using an existing database of International orlocal Firms; enter and manage up to 9key-persons with all contact data about themfrom the product. Limited to information it isNOT a CRM. Any dates; follow-up; add-oninformation has to be managed manually by you.
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406 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC02
Operations Time Series. Sales. Monitor field Sales Force and all such numbersgenerated. Contacts; Calls Made; Orders;Billing; Collections; Lost Orders; CompetitionNumbers.
407 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC03
Operations Households If consumer or sales oriented. If Corporatealternate to and in addition to teams as units. Communications to these; separategrouped-information relevant to this as a unit. Ahousehold or unit any group of employees withinthe firm.
408 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC04
Operations Sales Transactions Strategic and Tactical System. Data-entry andautomation subject to technical feasibility andavailability of existing Sales-Product-InvoicingSystem.
409 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC05
Operations Contact EmployeeCommunications
Customer contact summary communicationsbetween any assigned employees and contacts in afirm is centrally archived.
410 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC06
Operations Contact Pain-pointRegistration
Customer contact business-pain points andrelated information can be centrally archived foraccess by Senior Management to quote forgenerate additional business from existingcontacts.
411 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC07
Operations Sales Records andPurchase History
For higher value purchases such as industrialgoods home durables where a record of everyindividual purchase is maintained and utilised forcontact and customer lifecycle revenue and profitgeneration.
412 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC08
Operations Time SeriesComment
Against each periodic and individual valueoptional comment to monitor intangible reasonsfor a spike or trough in the data available to allauthorised personnel.
413 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC09
Operations Customer EnquiriesDatabase
Linked to the Customer Affinity-Loyaltyprogramme any stock-out or related enquiryfrom a Customer can be recorded. This can belater exported or independently analysed forPlanning and Product Development
414 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC10
Operations Loyalty Card Integrated and comprehensive Affinity cardManagement. Linked to Finance and Accoutning;Products - Brands and Models; Campaign-wise;Agency Access; Customer self-service option;downloadable catalogues; Communications etc.
415 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC11
Operations Sales Call Reports Remote 24x7x365 Sales Call Reporting System.Calendar based. Self-Service. Escalation. Macroor micro-level Cost and Time - Budget vs Actual.
416 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC12
Operations Service Call Reports Remote 24x7x365 Service Call Report System.Calendar based. Self-Service. Escalation. Macroor micro-level Cost and Time - Budget vs Actual.
417 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC13
Operations Product Training -Distance Learning
Central product-wise Repository of relateddocuments, multimedia files and SuggestedTraining Syllabus for Self-Learning and-orMentored distance Learning.
418 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC14
Operations Sales Training -Distance Learning
Using a training syllabus, learning gap analysis,multimedia file availability, on-line mentoringand remote 24x7 distance content delivery.
419 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC15
Operations Slideshow Kiosk If a front-end PC Client, Push any set ofPower-Point like slides can be covnerted anduploaded for continous playback.
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420 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC16
Operations MultimediaJukebox
If a front-end PC Cleint, Push upto 40 MP3 orMIDI music or voice files at any given time forselection and playback connectivity. ExampleTop-40 Ring-tones etc.
421 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC17
Operations Todo Manager Aissgn an activity to yourself or to any other inthe firm. Add an attachment. It could be aboutan external contact and/or Firm or Institution.Dates and Priorities are visible in colour-code.
422 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC18
Operations Next course ofAction
An extract from the Todo Manager to help inconsensus in most External situations in terms ofwhat should be the next course of action on whatdate.
423 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC19
Operations Display Signage Adminstration, management, monitoring, billing,Creative and Managed Services options.
424 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC20
Operations Sales Quotations Sales Quotes from existing Inventory items andpricing. Create baskets. Use pre-entered ContactInformation and manage any number of quotesprior to closing a Sales Order.
425 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC21
Operations CustomerPerception
Consumer and User Perception and ratings foreach and above his-her OWN tasks as in a TQPMmatrix. Customer Direct Access can be enable ordisabled.
426 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC22
Operations Time Series.Support.
Support. Therefore; monitor Internal;out-sourced or Field Service Forces and all suchnumbers generated.
427 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC23
Operations Time Series.Services Revenue
Accountable Support. Therefore; monitorInternal; out-sourced or Field Service Forces andall such numbers generated.
428 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC24
Operations Supplier Owners Between Stores - Premises - Location for Time -Cost and Distance to assist Logistics Planning andCost Management
429 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC25
Operations Any type of Task Projects. Jobs, Orders, Tasks usually with aStart-Date and End-Date. Finite. Including Costs& Estimation. Can also be used for continuousServices.
430 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC26
Operations FAQs for Beginners Frequently Asked Questions. Setup and makeavailable 100 sets of upto 100 questions andanswers for each on any topic or function.
431 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC27
Operations FAQs for AdvancedUsers
Frequently Asked Questions. Setup and makeavailable 100 sets of upto 100 questions andanswers for each on any topic or function.
432 CRM,Marketing andSalesref : RC28
Operations OrdersManagement
Customer facing. Soft-copy of Purchase orders,Status on Delivery, Scheduling etc. PDF Invoice.PDF Delivery Note. Accountability. Collectionstracking. Avallability of all relatedDocumentation
433 SCM andProcurementref : SA01
Strategic StockflowCorporate
Similar to cashflow based on physical Receiptsand Issues SINGLE-ENTRY per Day, Week orMonth periods and a range of + or - periods at theCorporate macro Strategic Level for each andevery Item.
434 SCM andProcurementref : SA02
Strategic SupplierInformation System
Vendor; Supplier; Retailer or Distributor -Comprehensive user-definable information onany and all Suppliers. Options of self-service,co-ordinator or out-sourced InformationManagement.
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435 SCM andProcurementref : SA03
Strategic Supplier SLAManagement
Place Service Level Agreement Metrics; set levelsand targets; assign accountability; track actual;compare; observe trends.
436 SCM andProcurementref : SA04
Strategic Out-SourcingAccess.
Out-Sourcing Access. Your Vendor can accesssingle and several components of many parts ofyour clextra information. Example; ExternalTraining Vendor can enter AssessmentInformation; Medical Doctor can enter medicaldata; Audit Agency or CPA-CA can enterfinancial data or ratings.
437 SCM andProcurementref : SA05
Strategic Supplier RISKMetrics
Vendor Rating. Metrics against Delivery-Days,Quality, Time-to-deliver and or Cost.
438 SCM andProcurementref : SA06
Strategic SCM IncentivesAdministration
Establish a system set targets collect and drilldown actuals to manage Supplier IncentivesAdministration as a part of your VendorManagement Programme
439 SCM andProcurementref : SB01
Tactical Stockflow Store Similar to cashflow based on physical Receiptsand Issues SINGLE-ENTRY Day, Week orMonth periods and a range of + or - periods at theCorporate macro Strategic Level for each andevery Item at every Location or Store.
440 SCM andProcurementref : SB02
Tactical InventoryFinancials
Tactical and Strategic use for ABC-XYZ-CostingAccountability - Transparency - Processadherence - Decision Quality etc.
441 SCM andProcurementref : SB03
Tactical Inventory Retailand Trade
Stock Management Planning - Ordering -non-sell-able - Sales Returns - Hourly, Daily,Weekly, Monthly tracking of volumes.
442 SCM andProcurementref : SB04
Tactical InventoryManufacturing
Stock; of Components; Work in Progress andFinished Goods. Warranty - AMC andout-of-warranty tracking.
443 SCM andProcurementref : SB05
Tactical Inventory Agro.Industry
Stock Management Planning - Ordering -non-sell-able - Sales Returns - Hourly, Daily,Weekly, Monthly tracking of volumes.
444 SCM andProcurementref : SB06
Tactical Cycle Steps -Inventory
Item-wise Store-wise upto 40 individuallyprogrammable steps converting targets andactual for Delivery - Time taken - Quality - Costand Capacity - Quantity factors.
445 SCM andProcurementref : SB07
Tactical Cycle Steps - People User-definable steps with Delivery; Cost;Calendar-Time and Quality Target and Actualsfor any process. Example; Recruitment;Promotion; Appraisal; Retrenchment etc.
446 SCM andProcurementref : SB08
Tactical Affinity ProgrammeVendors
clextra DAPA for Vendors and other ContractorsAffinity-Loyalty Points Accounting System tomotivate; recognise and reward AchievingSupplier Contacts and - or Firms
447 SCM andProcurementref : SB09
Tactical Vendor RatingSystem
Quick Indices on custom-definable Quality vsCost; Speed vs Quality etc.
448 SCM andProcurementref : SC01
Operations Stockflowpre-Accounting
Pre-posting any day multiple entries onuser-configurable parameters for any item in anylocation. Usable as Sales Purchase Reject WasteSold Bought Sales-Return daybook.
449 SCM andProcurementref : SC02
Operations InventoryTransactions
ONLY IF RFID installed …. Automated trackingof Sales Items out of Stores.
http://clextra.com
450 SCM andProcurementref : SC03
Operations Inventory PhysicalFeatures
Dimensions and Weights to plan Storage andMovement.
451 SCM andProcurementref : SC04
Operations Tables Between Stores - Premises - Location for Time -Cost and Distance to assist Logistics Planning andCost Management
452 SCM andProcurementref : SC05
Operations Customer Owners People work for people. People in firms may be acustomer; supplier; Agent; Trader; Driver;Competitor; Distributor; etc. Relationship-basedgeneral information on this individual is linked toseveral modules in clextra.
453 SCM andProcurementref : SC06
Operations End-of-Day Feature End-of-day from any number of individuals orstore-wise or any-other collection of procurementrelated data from across the world if required.
454 SCM andProcurementref : SC07
Operations OrdersManagement
Vendor facing. PDF Purchase orders.Accountability. Status, Deliveies and Paymenttracking.. Accountability. Avallability of allrelated Documentation.
455 SCM andProcurementref : SC08
Operations Vendor SpecificForms
Custom forms for addiitional Industry specificcomparison and information related to Suppliersor Supplier Firms.
456 IT MIS EDPref : TA01
Strategic Alternate Accesstechnologies.
Alternate technologies. Subject to technicalfeasibility in your geographic locations and rangeof service providers; we have wireless; mobile;cellphone; PDA; Data-logging; and other meansof acquiring and dissemination information fromand to clextra.
457 IT MIS EDPref : TA02
Strategic Periodic Checklists Security and Business Continuity is a matter ofGood Practice. Automated; semi-automated ormanual check-lists for Daily; Weekly; Monthly;Quarterly accountability. Delivery; Quality; Timeand Costs for any and all System AdministrationsTasks.
458 IT MIS EDPref : TB01
Tactical InformationTechnologyConsulting
Technology. The best - and avoiding the worst - ofopen standards and proprietary systems. Flexiblewith parameterisation; integration with any othersystem. Transaction driven. Print; Screen &Graphic Reporting Engines. Browser, Internet,Intranet, Extranet, XML, ODBC. Mobile & Fixedaccess.
459 IT MIS EDPref : TB02
Tactical Hosting Options From experiences of provided solutions to firmssuch as GE; HP; iflex; HealthScribe; Sonata &ITC; etc. Choice of Intranet; Extranet; orInternet; VPN, software and hardware firewalls;India OR USA centric.
460 IT MIS EDPref : TB03
Tactical Integration withexisting Apps
Theoretically clextra can work with; in place of;before or after any other software system;including; SAP; PeopleSoft; Siebel; Oracle; IBM;HP; or Proprietary HR; Financial; Production;or Logistics System. Please indicate to initiate adialogue in this area with us.
461 IT MIS EDPref : TB04
Tactical PC PenetrationConsulting
PC Penetration. The PC penetration or Numberof employees to PC;s ratio can be very low. Youcan use any Cyber-Cafe or Internet Parlour; orestablish clextra kiosks to allow quick and easyaccess.
462 IT MIS EDPref : TB05
Tactical Time Series.Field-gather
Measures. Daily. Weekly. Monthly. Quarterly.Annual Can be used for Sales. Customer Support;Daily Production figures; Stocking norms;Software FPAs or LOC. BPO & Call centresCOPC; Quality metrics. Customer Usage etc
http://clextra.com
463 IT MIS EDPref : TB06
Tactical InformationBibliography
All spreadsheets, documents, schematics,electronic documents can be catalogued andstored person-wise online.
464 IT MIS EDPref : TB07
Tactical Information Costing A first step to IPR Management; categorise, sortand price all important information within theorganisation; place individual responsibility;track usage etc.
465 IT MIS EDPref : TB08
Tactical Decision Quality Create Checklists of Touch-Points for everykey-decision you wish to track in every or anytransaction in the organisation. Assigned to onekey-accountable individual. Track each decisionon a Rating of 9 - high to 1 - low
466 IT MIS EDPref : TC01
Operations Search. Within aperson-1000+
Within a clextra-Pattern-Map Set for randomkey-words and retrieve Employee Records linkedto this.
467 IT MIS EDPref : TC02
Operations Housekeeping Daily automated OR manual option of backup ofall data.
468 IT MIS EDPref : TC03
Operations Import. Batch modeor Real-Time
Take-in any external available data into clextra. Subject to Technical Feasibility and AcceptedOrder Specifications
469 IT MIS EDPref : TC04
Operations Export. Batch modeor Real-Time
Export any available data out of clextra for usewith other packages. Subject to TechnicalFeasibility and Accepted Order Specifications
470 IT MIS EDPref : TC05
Operations Library System Preferably with RFID; librarian-less trust basedautomated Library system. Supports and includesDVD; CD; Video; Film; Reports etc.
471 IT MIS EDPref : TC06
Operations Quarks Feature Any - Every week all 168 hour end-of-hour post ofaggregate average count etc.
472 IT MIS EDPref : TC07
Operations clextra Sources The main Pmap fields allows a field that specifiesthe source of that data. For example keyboardentry; real-time from another ERP or otherapplication etc.
473 IT MIS EDPref : TC08
Operations Program allow-deny Any single link can be individually allowed ordenied for access to any one or group ofindividuals. This can over-ride earlier andgeneral set-up.
474 IT MIS EDPref : TC09
Operations Auto import Being a real-time application - given appropriatepermissions and access tools - just placing datainto pre-configured and pre-specified directory-paths in clextra will import the data into clextra.
475 IT MIS EDPref : TC10
Operations Graphics Time Series Comparisons with a Line-Chart;Bar; Pie and other graph types.
476 IT MIS EDPref : TC11
Operations Report Generator Essentially a Screen Browser based InformationViewing System clextra does not foreseehard-copy printing. However the rengine ReportGeneration Module allows users configurableReports.
477 IT MIS EDPref : TC12
Operations Input Forms To ease keyboard data-entry; fields from severalclextra databases and tables can be customconfigured to be made into one-form. This canalso be made accessible to specific individualssuch as when out-sourced for data-entry.
478 IT MIS EDPref : TC13
Operations Search Search Breaker is a unique approach tosearching. While a search-engine allows a singleline interface others offers pull-down cirteria lists.In clextra you are presented a page of creiteria toselect one-click for the required listings.
http://clextra.com
479 IT MIS EDPref : TC14
Operations Search-List-Compare
A unique design approach in clextra allows mostinformation to short-listed first from aSearch-Breaker choice allowing slicing anddiciing of the same data from different userview-points.
480 IT MIS EDPref : TC15
Operations Remote Support A range of options and in-built Systems,Programs, Controls, Checks and Balances forRemote and Virutal Support.
481 IT MIS EDPref : TC16
Operations Campaign Feature Campaign or Service Plan. This code across allmodules allow a Plan or Campaign based searchretrieval and grouping of any part of mostinformation within clextra.
482 Warehousingand Logisticsref : UA01
Strategic Warehousing andVMI
Options for inventory 3PL, 4PL or 5PL managed.RFID and Internet enable; remote 24x7x365 focuson India for physical delivery and logistics withGlobal Information access.
483 Warehousingand Logisticsref : UA02
Strategic Vehicle ServicingSolution
Car and other Service Garages require a uniqueflow of acquiring returning vehicles. Staff areaccountable; inventory is used; tools aredistributed; expensive plant and machinery has tobe charged. Accounting is automated.
484 Warehousingand Logisticsref : UA03
Strategic GeographicInventory Solution
When thousands or millions of pieces of yourexpensive assets are spread across a city, state,country or internationally you need to know andtrack every piece of deployed equipment or asset.While Google or Mapquest gives you a real-worldit has still to be code-mapped into legacy or newIT systems. clextra provides a framework for this.
485 Warehousingand Logisticsref : UB01
Tactical Commute TravelLogistics
Local commute; travel logistics. Bus Schedules;Timings; Self-Services; anywhere-access; withsub-contract access.
486 Warehousingand Logisticsref : UB02
Tactical Locations of Stock Many will admit they do not know where therephysical stock is. clextra provides acomprehensive solution for finger-tip; one-clickaway know-how on Stock whereabouts across theorganisation.
487 Warehousingand Logisticsref : UB03
Tactical Vehicle KnownParking - Tracking
Apartment Towers and Commercial Complexesmatch of Parking slots to Owners-Tenants orBusinesses and also of Drivers etc. Gatemovement IN and OUT linke to availability ofRFID or other Technology.
488 Warehousingand Logisticsref : UB04
Tactical Vehicle UnknownParking - Tracking
Free Parking Camp Sites Controlled areas countand basic information on Parking slots and ofDrivers etc. Gate movement IN and OUT linke toavailability of RFID or other Technology.
489 Warehousingand Logisticsref : UC01
Operations Location toLocation Tables
Distance; Cost per kg; Time taken from any onelocation or store to any other.
490 Warehousingand Logisticsref : UC02
Operations Checklists Checklists for accountability; Delivery; Quality;Time and Costs incurred for Packing Slips;Installation; Delivery; Documentation; Payments;Collection etc.
491 Warehousingand Logisticsref : UC03
Operations Docket Tracking Product Maintenance; Helpdesk; SoftwareSupport; Medical Diagnostics Procedures; PlantMaintenance; Equipment Servicing; any industryespecially with more than 10 steps; involvingmore than 1 person; and spread over time and/orgeographical locations.
492 Warehousingand Logisticsref : UC05
Operations Physical AssetsLocator
Physical Location of Assets and Equipment. Premises, FloorPlan etc.
http://clextra.com
493 Warehousingand Logisticsref : UC06
Operations Assets in ProcessLocator
Track an asset within a Workflow or SchematicChart.
494 Warehousingand Logisticsref : UC07
Operations Location of Assets Many will admit they do not know where therephysical assets are. clextra provides acomprehensive solution for finger-tip; one-clickaway know-how on Assets whereabouts across theorganisation. RFID and other technologies arerequired for Mobile assets.
495 Warehousingand Logisticsref : UC08
Operations Locations ofPremises
Many will admit they do not know where thereBusiness presence is. clextra provides acomprehensive solution for finger-tip; one-clickaway know-how on PhysicalLocation-Premises-Stores etc. whereabouts acrossthe organisation.
496 Warehousingand Logisticsref : UC09
Operations Outstation Travel People travel as a plus and minus of Logistics.Travel Sheets Accounting and Management.
497 Warehousingand Logisticsref : UC10
Operations GPSMap-InformationSystem
Interface between GPS or UTM Maps toDatabases Information Workflow Checklists etc.Manual and Automated options.
498 Warehousingand Logisticsref : UC11
Operations From and Toinformation
Information between any 2 important points -especially when 1000s of points - can bemaintained visually with a data interface.
499 Workflow andCommunicationsref : VA01
Strategic Integrated ProjectEnvironment
Make or Buy, Time-Sheets, Finance, Budgeting,Chart of Accounting, Expenses Control, Bill ofMaterials, Manufacturing Tracking, Out-sourcemanagement.
500 Workflow andCommunicationsref : VA02
Strategic ProjectManagementBudgeting
User-definable Account Groups. Daily, Weekly orMonthly Targets spreadsheet generation. Automated pull or manual entry of Perido to Dateand Period data. Gap calculator. Universal andFamiliar spreadsheet interface.
501 Workflow andCommunicationsref : VA03
Strategic ProjectManagementEstimation
For every Project or Task upto 9 stages ofestimation each with upto 3 levels of Grouping.
502 Workflow andCommunicationsref : VA04
Strategic Project WorkBreak-downStructure
Methodology and Tool to design, create, maintainand use Project Workbreakdown Structuresusing dICA and-or d-ITT-o.
503 Workflow andCommunicationsref : VA05
Strategic Project Components Track all related information regardingResources, Time, Money and Scope.
504 Workflow andCommunicationsref : VB01
Tactical Project Estimation Upto 9 points of Estimation with user-definableHeads. Can be linked to Budgets, Actuals andWBS
505 Workflow andCommunicationsref : VB02
Tactical Project TasksEvaluation
Pre, In and Post Project tangible and intangibleevaluation of ten key user-definable metrics.
506 Workflow andCommunicationsref : VB03
Tactical Project clextraArtworks Feature
Any user-definable visuals and links to mostaspects of any part of any Project for ease-ofuseand macro or micro management.
507 Workflow andCommunicationsref : VB04
Tactical Project RiskMetrics
Quantified risk against any and all aspects of aProject.
508 Workflow andCommunicationsref : VC01
Operations ProjectDocumentationDirectory
Setup project and groups of projects, establishunlimited Documents against each.
http://clextra.com
509 Workflow andCommunicationsref : VC02
Operations ProjectDocumentation onTasks
Project and/or Task related Documentation.Options of Directory type, Correspondence.User-definable 10x10 or more Topical any filetypecentrali repository. Learning and Trainingrelated content. Forms and Templates.
510 Workflow andCommunicationsref : VC03
Operations INFRASTRUCTURE
For Networked Enterprise solutions forBlackboard, Whiteboard, Paintings, Photographsetc. Servers, Networking, Wireless, Bandwidthetc. available as single-point FULL solution onrequest.
511 Workflow andCommunicationsref : VC04
Operations Whiteboard Centrally remote managed individual kiosk-typeone-way display of Shopfloor Information,Instructions Sheets, Production Dashboards orany PPT slide presentation like visual information.
512 Workflow andCommunicationsref : VC05
Operations Blackboard Centrally remote managed individual kiosk-typeone-way Digital TV or Minotor displayof.Business, Guest, Employee, Visitor, Patientinformation. Real-Time Signage. Full solutionowned, leased, monthly subscription orpay-per-use options.
513 Workflow andCommunicationsref : VC06
Operations Paintings Centrally remote managed individual kiosk-typeone-way Digital TV or Minotor displayof.Paintings - Royalty free or Owned-Purchasedby you Full solution owned, leased, monthlysubscription or pay-per-use options.
514 Workflow andCommunicationsref : VC07
Operations Photographs Centrally remote managed individual kiosk-typeone-way Digital TV or Minotor display ofPhotographs - Royalty free or Owned by you Fullsolution owned, leased, monthly subscription orpay-per-use options.
515 Workflow andCommunicationsref : VC08
Operations eCatalogue Centrally remote managed individual kiosk-typeone-way Shopfloor Digital TV or Minotor displayof Retail Items from Inventory. Full solutionowned, leased, monthly subscription orpay-per-use options.
516 ProjectManagementref : WA01
Strategic Infrastructure An internet-intranet-extranet 24x7 collaborativeenvironment is established when clextra isdeployed.
517 ProjectManagementref : WA02
Strategic Stakeholders Investors; Employees; Customers and Suppliercommunications can be integrated or keptseparate.
518 ProjectManagementref : WA03
Strategic Brand Development Allows dual-branding and development of yourown Service-Lines or Service-Brands
519 ProjectManagementref : WA04
Strategic Values Open architecture; based on Trust;Transparency; encouraging dialogue as the onlymeans to resolve differences in culture;work-styles; goals and objectives.
520 ProjectManagementref : WA05
Strategic User Support CxO level Consulting and Mentoring support andservices to ensure your own and clextra goals areachieved.
521 ProjectManagementref : WA06
Strategic Customer Response Walkin customers at Retail Stores; Call-centres;Tech-Support or Major Account help-desks canrecord Product-wise feedback, response,enquiries for every customer. This can becentrally or nominated-person responded to byemail OR phone in the most appropriate way.This is a part of the Affinity - Loyalty CardModule of clextra.
522 ProjectManagementref : WA07
Strategic TDEM Complete solution.Product-Services-Strategy-Tactical to Operationsfor a one-off or continuous Targetted DirecteMail Marketing Programme.
http://clextra.com
523 ProjectManagementref : WA08
Strategic Alert System On login - deMail and/or Alerts. Subject to localand international Service Providers clextrasupports SMS and GRPS mobile interactive textcommunications.
524 ProjectManagementref : WA09
Strategic Workflow Strategic Options on a range of featues linked to cash timeand ROE ROI on ay aspect of your business.
525 ProjectManagementref : WB01
Tactical Portal Provides a portal allowing access to any and allother IT Products and Services.
526 ProjectManagementref : WB02
Tactical Storage and Archive Centralised Corporate Storage of all written -messaged communications.
527 ProjectManagementref : WB03
Tactical HelpDocumentation onModels
Tactical what-if scenarios from alternatemirror-instances; planning; forecassting; targetvs actual comparisons on Delivery; Quality; Costand Time
528 ProjectManagementref : WB04
Tactical User Support Tactical on-going functional support which areout-sourced or consulting specific to HR;Finance; Sales; Marketing; Delivery;Manufacturing or Trouble-shooting as availed of.
529 ProjectManagementref : WB05
Tactical House Magazine View current and past issue. Uploaded andmanaged from a central single location.
530 ProjectManagementref : WB06
Tactical CorporateNewsletter
View current and past issue. Uploaded andmanaged from a central single location. Customer self-service OR OR mailing list ORelectronic mailing services are separate featuresor additional service.
531 ProjectManagementref : WB07
Tactical Minutes of Meetings Collaborative minutes of meetings recorded andmanaged by the creator. View at any time by allmembers who attended. Agenda for a meeting canbe sent and made available to this group with thesame document. Attachment option for morecomplex Minutes or pre-defined templateformats.
532 ProjectManagementref : WB08
Tactical Workflow Tactical Options on a range of featues linked to cash timeand quality from Production Lines Teams andIndividual make or buy and other areas for pre,during and post order decision making.
533 ProjectManagementref : WC01
Operations Privacy andSecurity
Works independent of conventional emailavoiding its pitfalls and problems. Access andcontrols on a need-to-have and need-to-basis only.
534 ProjectManagementref : WC02
Operations Multimedia Visual access; use-of-colour;text-voice-broadband; mobile; wireless andemerging technologies.
535 ProjectManagementref : WC03
Operations Context-related Topic and context specific communicationsforcing precise and focussed communications.
536 ProjectManagementref : WC04
Operations HelpDocumentation onLogic
Extensive and detailed documentation for actualstep-by-step howto for import; export setup.
537 ProjectManagementref : WC05
Operations User Support Immediate presence Support Executives orOperators and technical 24x7x365 support viaemal; clextra Bouquets and Brickbats responsesystem and Pedro Customer Call Management.
538 ProjectManagementref : WC06
Operations Communications.Internal …
Internal email; to teams or up to 12 allowedGrades. Subject to availability of existinginfrastructure & technical feasibility. Archive ofall such communications.
http://clextra.com
539 ProjectManagementref : WC07
Operations Communications.External …
External email; to teams or up to 12 allowedGrades. Subject to available ISPs & ServiceProviders offer and technical feasibility. Archiveof all such communications.
540 ProjectManagementref : WC08
Operations Communications.Cell-mob …
Cell-mobile Phone SMS messaging to teams or upto 12 allowed Grades. Subject to available ISPs &Service Providers offer and technical feasibility.Archive of all such communications.
541 ProjectManagementref : WC09
Operations Notice Board Set of the last 16 Notices. Corporate NoticeBoard.
542 ProjectManagementref : WC10
Operations Corporate Diary Corporate holidays; Events; Schedules; Trainingcalendar etc. Individually accessible
543 ProjectManagementref : WC11
Operations Personal Classifieds Place, View and Manage personal classifieds ofupto 9 categories. Buy, Sell or Other.
544 ProjectManagementref : WC12
Operations Mailing Labels Print hard-copy addresses for postal mail toEmployees, Customers, Vendors or ContactFirms for Pre-sale, in-sale or post-salecommunications.
545 ProjectManagementref : WC13
Operations MailMerge - HTML Manage HTML mail merge facility for internallists or external lists. Useful for Subscriber orCustomer Communications, Letters to vendors,Distance Learning Communications etc.
546 ProjectManagementref : WC14
Operations MailMerge - PDF Manage PDF mail merge facility for internal listsplaced automatically into individual clextracupboards. Uses include; Appraisal Letters orCompensation Letters to each Employee etc. PDFis forwarded, stored and/or printed as required.
547 ProjectManagementref : WC15
Operations MailMerge -Integration
Use clextra to manage and export lists for usewith standard Word Processing Packages forprinting or creating custom word-processingdocuments.
548 ProjectManagementref : WC16
Operations Soft CopyDocumentManagement
Centraliseed scan of all Corporate documents.Bin them to the appropriate Individual, Team orWorkflow Checklist for one-oint single file centralaccess control and administration.
549 ProjectManagementref : WC17
Operations WorkflowOperational
Day to day - where technical feasible - minute tominute operational dashboards alerts on anyaspect of your business across loations regionsand time-zones.
550 ProjectManagementref : WC18
Operations WBS Work Breaddown Structure. Format anycomplex Project or Domain areas into 5 levels ofmanagable trer-like lists using the clextrastructured Module-Block-Segment approach.
551 Technologiesand Integrationref : XA01
Strategic Open Source Open Source potential integration import-exportto any electronic platform including major ERPpackages AND most existing functional LEGACYpackages.
552 Technologiesand Integrationref : XA02
Strategic RFID RFID Enable across the package to support16-char EPC or other standards for Product;People or Asset tags.
553 Technologiesand Integrationref : XA03
Strategic Thin-Client Thin-Clients and Server-Technologies reduceTCO - Total Cost of Ownership quitedramatically. clextra is an ideal SoftwareCompoent in this Solution.
http://clextra.com
554 Technologiesand Integrationref : XA04
Strategic Internet Brings all the advantages of the internet - intranet- extranet - with adequate safeguards against thedis-advantages. Allows only known users withspecific 2-levels of login.
555 Technologiesand Integrationref : XA05
Strategic Browser Brings all the ubiquitous benefits of using anybrowser - all access including SystemAdministration from a web-browser interface.
556 Technologiesand Integrationref : XA06
Strategic unix Standard open operating system allows modulardevelopment dis-aggregated add-ons; deviceindependence; hardware add-ons; remotecommunications; uptime; least-baby-sitting of alloperating systems.
557 Technologiesand Integrationref : XA07
Strategic Technologies The future now. Integrated RFID; thin-client;wireless access any-device add-on.
558 Technologiesand Integrationref : XA08
Strategic clextra CAMFeature
Using the Customer Applications Menu feature -every and ALL local, intranet or externalcustomer applications can have a link withindexra - making it your ONLY Portal with all theaccess controls available including dual-systemlogon.
559 Technologiesand Integrationref : XA09
Strategic dPay PaymentGateway
clextra Payment Gateway. In and outflow ofePayments; credit or debit; pre-paid or pos-paid;cash or bank; inflow and outflow controlstrhough secure systems and process, encryptionand verification options; choice of vendors;banks. Subject to technical dfeasibility andrisk-acceptance of key-stakeholders.
560 Technologiesand Integrationref : XA10
Strategic DON Feature Online forms can be integrated from a newindependent webpage OR linked to your existingWebsites to any existing clextra application ormodule as a custom-configured feature.
561 Technologiesand Integrationref : XB01
Tactical Grill Feature Apply pre-stored and customisable grill to viewdata especially Time-Series from a variety ofanalytical perspectives.
562 Technologiesand Integrationref : XB02
Tactical User Definable Help You can create and define your own help for eachof these within your package.
563 Technologiesand Integrationref : XB03
Tactical Bouquets andBrickbats
This is a feedback link available on every menu toallow any and all users to provide immediatefeedback to dexttra and your personnel on anyproblems; suggestions; feedback; complaints;non-functionality etc.This should be seen FIRSTby your nominee and then referred to yourclextra Channel Partner.
564 Technologiesand Integrationref : XB04
Tactical Pedro Pedro - the customer support mascot offers24x7x365 remote quick-response support.
565 Technologiesand Integrationref : XB05
Tactical Tunnel Feature Allows shift from one clextra installation instanceto another without logging in again.
566 Technologiesand Integrationref : XB06
Tactical Import-Export Import-export and potential real-time - definitelybatch - to an TCP/IP device logged information.
567 Technologiesand Integrationref : XB07
Tactical Easy import-export DIY - Do-it-yourself CSV; HTML and XLS batchimport-export to any application including majorERP packages.
568 Technologiesand Integrationref : XC01
Operations Memory Level I and-or Level 2 individual short-termmemory remembers the last usage of severalfeatures.
http://clextra.com
569 Technologiesand Integrationref : XC02
Operations Single Sign-on To enhance usability and ease of use onceestablished allows by-passing the 2-layer loginfeature.
570 Technologiesand Integrationref : XC03
Operations Single Menu Once established and if only a few access arerequired for the organisation - a simple singlemenu ONLY can be turned on for the entireinstallation instance.
571 Technologiesand Integrationref : XC04
Operations Words Feature Every industry has different words for the samething. Patient or Student or Customer. Doctor orManager etc. Use words in clextra specific to yourindustry across the package.
572 Technologiesand Integrationref : XC05
Operations Touch & Feel.Ergonomics
With nice-to-have-details such as pre-loadedtemplates; models; and a Thought-for -the-day onevery logout.
573 Technologiesand Integrationref : XC06
Operations Extensive About,Help & Usage
Help. Extensive inbuilt background informationand reading. Context related help; and evenuser-definable help. Once you have establishedyour metrics.
574 Technologiesand Integrationref : XC07
Operations Response &Feedback to clextra
Nobody is perfect. If there is anything we can doto help, suggestions, feedback, bricks andbouquets you can send them to us with an everymenu-screen option of an R.S.V.P.
575 Technologiesand Integrationref : XC08
Operations Equipment interface TCI-IP, RS-232C; X-25 etc.Interface toequipment such as XML, DICOM standards inHealthcare etc,
576 Technologiesand Integrationref : XC09
Operations InstrumentationDashboard
Gauges; graphs; visuals and alerts to monitor anyequipment activity on-demand - at browserload-time.
577 Technologiesand Integrationref : XC10
Operations Real-time Presenceon Shopfloor
RFID - Subject to Technical & GeographicFeasibility and availability of Technology such asRFID Tags; list all employees present; absent; etc.
578 Technologiesand Integrationref : XC11
Operations ODX Feature Import any spreadsheet with heads and multiplerows - Data Sheet. Convert each to individualPDFs and place in individual cupboardscompletely automated. Eg. Monthly Customerbilling, Canteen Usage, Payslips, Medical Recordetc.
579 Technologiesand Integrationref : XC12
Operations Secuirty Camera Any number of locations upto 200 cameras ineach thumbnail cab be brought to bring lastframe-capture or real-time video depending onIPTV bandwidth and infrastructure deployed.
580 Technologiesand Integrationref : XC13
Operations clextra diofta Query clextra from a handheld or text-browserdevice on a range of keywords and return textdata, voice, visuals and related multimediainformation from a centralised or de-centralisedinformation system.
581 BASE AccessandInformationref : YA01
Strategic Strategic Decisions Take decisions on internal Transparency levels;Culture direction; Mission Alignment; VendorDependence; fixed and variable costs; and allrelated Commercial and consequent Risk factors.
582 BASE AccessandInformationref : YA02
Strategic Vendor Self-Service Need to use and access; communications;data-entry; 24x7 remote; consultants andout-sourcing collaboration.
583 BASE AccessandInformationref : YA03
Strategic CustomerSelf-Service
Need to use and access; communications;data-entry; 24x7 remote; consultants andout-sourcing collaboration.
http://clextra.com
584 BASE AccessandInformationref : YA04
Strategic Dual-System A unique design in clextra allows a dual-systemlogin. Employees are different from Customers.Vendors from Clients; Doctors fromAdministrators; Nurses from Patients etc. Itprovides significant advantages when youimplement this.
585 BASE AccessandInformationref : YA05
Strategic clextraConfigurator
Each and all of the moduels as Strategic Tacticalor Operational can be activated de-activatedselected configured and managed with varyingdegrees of automation. This is the clextraConfigurator.
586 BASE AccessandInformationref : YB01
Tactical ManagementSelf-Service
Every employee using current employee IDand/or clextra ID can login and use all featuresrelevant to an an individual.
587 BASE AccessandInformationref : YB02
Tactical Vendor Self-Service Need to use and access; communications;data-entry; 24x7 remote; consultants andout-sourcing collaboration.
588 BASE AccessandInformationref : YB03
Tactical CustomerSelf-Service
Need to use and access; communications;data-entry; 24x7 remote; consultants andout-sourcing collaboration.
589 BASE AccessandInformationref : YB04
Tactical Soft Information -Employees
Beyond the call of duty; potential; talent;capacity; decides where they will take yourbusiness in the coming years. Allow youremployees to handle soft-information as aself-service.
590 BASE AccessandInformationref : YB05
Tactical Soft Information -Manager-Leaders
It is easier to follow than lead. Leaders withPsychological Damages can Damage your Brandsand your Company itself. It is the SoftInformation that matters.
591 BASE AccessandInformationref : YB06
Tactical Soft Information -Customers
The more you know about your Customer as aGroup of Individual Buyers your success rates aregoing to increase logarithmically. Yourblack-book on Customers.
592 BASE AccessandInformationref : YB07
Tactical Soft Information -Vendors
Knowing your vendor well is the key toSupply-Chain-Management Fundamentals.
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Tactical Soft Information -Visitors-Guests
Security systems depend on early warning ofFriend-or-Foe. Signals, patterns & intuition.Easy, comfortable access to those who deserveand absolute IRON GATES for those NOTdeserving; requires plenty of Soft Information.
594 BASE AccessandInformationref : YB09
Tactical Facing Setup Every clextra instance is typically employeeFacing. However, it can also be set to Customer;Vendor; Patient; Student; Doctor; Asset; Patent;Subcriber or any other-Face independently or inparallel.
595 BASE AccessandInformationref : YC01
Operations EmployeeSelf-Service
Every manager or Team Leader; subject toset-up; has access to ALL information on his orher Team Members and other engaged; activatedand access-allowed clextra Modules.
596 BASE AccessandInformationref : YC02
Operations Vendor Self-Service Need to use and access; communications;data-entry; 24x7 remote; consultants andout-sourcing collaboration.
597 BASE AccessandInformationref : YC03
Operations CustomerSelf-Service
Need to use and access; communications;data-entry; 24x7 remote; consultants andout-sourcing collaboration.
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598 BASE AccessandInformationref : YC04
Operations clextraManufacturingBouquet
Single graphic interface menu to access mostrelevant modules related to Manufacturing andOrder Processing and Tracking
599 BASE AccessandInformationref : YC05
Operations clextra CRMBouquet
Single graphic interface menu to access mostrelevant modules related to a Customer Enquiry,contacts and Tracking follow-up
600 BASE AccessandInformationref : YC06
Operations clextra PMSBouquet
Single graphic interface menu to access mostrelevant modules related to a full cycle ofEmployee as a Performance Management System.
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Operations clextra LMSBouquet
Single graphic interface menu to access mostrelevant modules related to a full cycle forTraining and Learning using most salient featuresof the clextra Platform
602 Content andVerticalsref : ZA01
Strategic Content Strategy In an era of information overload deciding whatinformation learning and teaching is required byyour entire workforce to mmet your business ororganisation goals. Manpower planning andestablishing the strategy for this.
603 Content andVerticalsref : ZA02
Strategic INTRANETPORTAL
Base login and options on links menus to accessMOST other applications within the CorporateIntranet. Access to external Vendors andCustomers for self-service etc.
604 Content andVerticalsref : ZA03
Strategic RETAIL Retail Management Accounting and ControlSystems and Solution : Industry Level Solutionvertical from Strategy to Operational SoftwareTools and Automation Integration. Horizontalacross Sourcing; Inventory; People; Finance;Cash-flows; Brand-Assortment and Profitablelines. Risk Management. CPFR.
605 Content andVerticalsref : ZA04
Strategic AGRO Agriculture Management Accounting andControl Systems and Solution : Seed to Market.
606 Content andVerticalsref : ZA05
Strategic SERVICES Services Management Accounting and ControlSystems and Solution. Top-level metrics onService-Levels with drill down to detailedper-person per-station per-measuredata-collection hourly; daily; weekly; monthly orquarterly across any number ofcustomer-accounts.
607 Content andVerticalsref : ZA07
Strategic LEGAL Small and Medium Lawfirms complete solutionfor a collaborative environment to manage cases,communications, follow-up, accouting, domainknowledge, documentation repository, tracking,research etc.
608 Content andVerticalsref : ZA07
Strategic TRADE Trading Activity Management Accounting andControl Systems and Solution :
609 Content andVerticalsref : ZA08
Strategic DIGITALCONTENTMANAGEMENT
Digital Content Management Accounting andControl Systems and Solution :
610 Content andVerticalsref : ZA09
Strategic BANKING MACS Basel-II Principles; Post-dated-Cheques;micro-Finance Management, Risk-Metrics;Verification; Checklists; Step-Cycles.
611 Content andVerticalsref : ZA10
Strategic INSURANCEMACS
Insurance Premia, Agent Information; IncentivesPlanning; Risk Metrics; Portfolio Management;AR, AP, Procurement, Cashflow, Forecasting,Budget etc.
612 Content andVerticalsref : ZA11
Strategic HEALTHCAREMACS
Administrators; Business Metrics; Doctors;Patient History; Case History; multi-modality;whole-health approach. Third-party insurers;nursing access; multimedia electronic records;DICOM file imports
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613 Content andVerticalsref : ZA12
Strategic TELECOMM Subscriber information black-book; Campaignsand Plans; Demographics; Psychographics andGeographic information. Automation-interface toEquipment. Out-sourced Modules-ComponentsManagement. Digital paperless eCash Vouchersfor pre-paid mobile services.
614 Content andVerticalsref : ZA13
Strategic EDUCATION andCONTENT
Teacher-Mentor and Student database; SyllabusManagement; Hourly usage Billing Management. 24x7 Remote access. Learning and/or TrainingStyles. Excellent for Distance LearningInstitutions. Teacher feedback on StudenProgress. Mentor access.
615 Content andVerticalsref : ZA14
Strategic VerificationServices
Verification services for pre-paid Telecomm,Homeland Security, Financial risk investments orother consumer documenation plus verificationarchive, audit and retrieval for multi-locationalmutlit-utitlity agency access.
616 Content andVerticalsref : ZA15
Strategic Card databaseServices
Post smartcard or other ID card supplyafter-market services, subscription management,authentication and verification, payment history,personal information system etc.
617 Content andVerticalsref : ZA16
Strategic ERM Enterprise Risk Management measures andmetrics across all tangible and intangible assetsand aspects of the business.
618 Content andVerticalsref : ZA17
Strategic EDGE Edge : Secondary Market; CompetitiveInformation; Industry comparison; Globaltariffs; ratios and metrics across HR; Finance;Logistics; Materials; Sales; Purchase; Customers;Vendors etc.
619 Content andVerticalsref : ZA18
Strategic VALUE Valuation : non-Listed companies desirous ofincreasing their Valuation. Financial andManagement Accounting; Team Development;Patents; IPR; investor relationships;transparency; etc.
620 Content andVerticalsref : ZA19
Strategic CRM Identifying, Knowing, Maintaining a contact andreturn on investment profile of every small orlarge account linked to Product LifecycleReturns.
621 Content andVerticalsref : ZA20
Strategic SCM Modules to -Plan-Source-Make-Delivery-Returnwith options for Strategic Tactical andOperational Business Processes.
622 Content andVerticalsref : ZA21
Strategic PLM Product Lifecycle Management. CombinesPlanning; Stock; Installed Base and Cashdeployed assigning them to individualresponsibility.
623 Content andVerticalsref : ZA22
Strategic EAI Enterpris Applications Integration assumes amature organisation with a range of solutionsalready in place. However the need is to proectinvestments and integrate existings applications.clextra is an ideal tool to achieve this.
624 Content andVerticalsref : ZA23
Strategic ERP Catch-all word for Large Software Solutions …everyone has an ERP few deliver. clextra is anERP that delivers.
625 Content andVerticalsref : ZA24
Strategic BI Business Intelligence is akin to HumanIntellgience or Military Intelligence. Constantlygathering, sifting and storing information for theONE time you will need it. AlternatelyDashboards, Cuhing, Analytics, Grills and Bandsare features offered by clextra to study existingdata after IMPORT or EXPORT of availableinformation.
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626 Content andVerticalsref : ZA25
Strategic KM The essence of knowledge is in applying it. clextrais a true to its promise Knowledge ManagementSolution applicabel to any Enterprise whatever itssize.
627 Content andVerticalsref : ZA26
Strategic Display SignageSolution
Comprehensive Solution. Server Side, Client Side,Systems, Methods, Hardware, Software,Operations, Wired, wireless, scalable, outdoor,indoor, home, office, internal or externalcustomers etc.
628 Content andVerticalsref : ZA27
Strategic Rail TicketingSolutions
Indian Railways, Metro, Automatic FareCollection, Integrated with Kiosks, Point of SaleSystems, legacy PCs or Thin-Clients etc.
629 Content andVerticalsref : ZA28
Strategic Road TransportTicketing Solutions
Primarily back-end integration of any and allexisting applications with as-needed deploymentwhere gaps in solutions exist.
630 Content andVerticalsref : ZA29
Strategic Kiosks-ATM,cash,POS Integration
Networked integration of digital, IP wired orwireless self-aware devices central re-concilliationvirtual to physical inventory synchronisation,dervice alerts, routine reporting, multple userbases etc.
631 Content andVerticalsref : ZA30
Strategic Kiosks-ATM,cash,POS Uptime Services
Networked integration of digital, IP wired orwireless self-aware devices central re-concilliationvirtual to physical inventory synchronisation,dervice alerts, routine reporting, multple userbases etc.
632 Content andVerticalsref : ZA31
Strategic PRAY model forPeople Risk
People Risk Assessment and Yeild. Systems ofmetrics to manage any and all persons that anyfirm interacts with in a Business, Social orCommunity Environment.
633 Content andVerticalsref : ZB01
Tactical Content Operations Establish role based syllabus. Customise this forindividuals. Set learning goals. Establish atraining calendar. Setup subject wise mentoring.Handle this with distance learning. 24x7x365training exists today.
634 Content andVerticalsref : ZB02
Tactical Boutique Services Whether integrated or external; one-off oron-going; on-site or off-shore involving; anyindustry for all functions; 10 or 500 employeesBoutique; niche and speciality servicesorganisations can bring un-believable cost-savingsfor their customers thereby increasing theirprofits.
635 Content andVerticalsref : ZB03
Tactical HRIS to HCM Human Capital Management. People work forPeople. Without people anything else in Businessin incomprehensible. The clextra approach toHuman Resources and People.
636 Content andVerticalsref : ZB04
Tactical Finance Everything in money terms. Activity; idea; action;time; people; materials; brand; product; teams;seats; cash … The clextra approach to Financeusing Metrics; Ratios and Costs.
637 Content andVerticalsref : ZB05
Tactical Manufacturing Overall Equipment Effectiveness. Periodicassessment Production Targets and ActualProcess Improvement. Quality Metrics. Wastagecontrols. Product-Lifecycle Management TacticalDecision Making.
638 Content andVerticalsref : ZB06
Tactical WarehouseManagement
End to end multi-location Warehouse andInventory Management full-scope Informationand Technology Solution options and Services.
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639 Content andVerticalsref : ZB07
Tactical Logistics People and things are in different places atdifferent times - they keep moving or have to beknown; moved; tracked; costed and Expensesmanaged. The clextra approach to Logistics.
640 Content andVerticalsref : ZB08
Tactical Trade orancillary-manufacturing
Periodic assessment Production Targets andActual Process Improvement. Quality Metrics.Wastage controls. Product-Lifecycle ManagementTactical Decision Making. Supplier Ratings; RiskMetrics.
641 Content andVerticalsref : ZB09
Tactical eCash Complete electronic solution for electronic cashmanagement such as pre-paid Vouchers forTeleComm Mobile Services. Payment for Videoon Demand, Reports downloads, Picture Storageetc.
642 Content andVerticalsref : ZB10
Tactical Verification System and Administration including Riskmetrics on Distributors, Retailers andSubscribers, Customers. Full-system ofchecklists. Soft-copy storage of documents,photss, mutlimedia components, accountability,out-sourced management.
643 Content andVerticalsref : ZB11
Tactical Marketing andBrands
Portfolio Maps. BCG Matrix. Perception Maps. Lead competitor metrics Tracking.Product-Lifecycle Management
644 Content andVerticalsref : ZB12
Tactical Sales Target Setting. Incentives Planning. Points andCash options.
645 Content andVerticalsref : ZB13
Tactical Communications Full-system of batch and real-timecommunications. Messaging; chat; email,attachments; archive; targetted direct email etc.
646 Content andVerticalsref : ZB14
Tactical Service Garage Complete Solution for a Vehicle Services Garage.Intake and Release of Vehicles. Inventory. Tookstracking. Capx. And OpEx usage. WorkAssignment and Flow. Billing. Collections.Vehicle History.
647 Content andVerticalsref : ZB15
Tactical EY BehaviouralMatrix
In partnership and if an Ernst and Young, CapGemini customer 26 point BehvarioualAssessment for employees across the organisation.Self-Service and/or Moderated.
648 Content andVerticalsref : ZB16
Tactical Gallup Q12 In partnership and if a Gallup customer, 12-pointEmployee Satisfaction survey across theorganisation. Self-Service and/or Moderated.
649 Content andVerticalsref : ZB17
Tactical CHRS CompetencyMapping
CHRS method of Competency Total Solution.Usually with a field Workshop and alwaysModerated in Self-Service Mode. Upto 2Superiors Rating. High integrity of data andrelated Employee Competencies and Skills.
650 Content andVerticalsref : ZB18
Tactical APARTMENTCOMPLEXSOLUTION
Front-end, Middleware and Back-end forend-to-end Convergence. Digital TV, digitalAudio, Live and Stored, Telephony, Intercom,Home security and surveiilance, Metering,eCommerce, Subscription Management, TenantInformation System, Tenant Profiling, GarageManagement etc.
651 Content andVerticalsref : ZB19
Tactical COMMERCIALCOMPLEXSOLUTION
Front-end, Middleware and Back-end forend-to-end Convergence. for Digital SurveillanceCameras, TV, Telephony, Utility Metering,Budgeting, Facilities Management, TenantInformation System, Tenant Profiling, VehicleAccess and Information System etc.
652 Content andVerticalsref : ZB20
Tactical PerformanceAppraisal for PSEs
Complete Solution for Mandatory PerformanceAppraisal for Middle Management in IndiaPublic Sector Enterprises.
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653 Content andVerticalsref : ZC01
Operations ContentManagement
Actual content. Standard repository comes with afull license purchase of clextra. Your repositoriescan be placed as either for Fresher OR Refresher.
654 Content andVerticalsref : ZC02
Operations CompetitionTracking
Track competitor sales; secondary sales;after-market information; access to field-salesand third-party agency out-sourceddata-gathering. Gather text intelligence ontroughs and spikes.
655 Content andVerticalsref : ZC03
Operations PerformanceAppraisal for PSEs
Mandatory Performance Appraisal for TopManagement in India Public Sector Enterprises.
656 Content andVerticalsref : ZC04
Operations Post-DatedCheques. ISO-PORRI
Personal Loan Portfolio Management. Cars;Houses Mortgages; Personal Loans; scancheques; aged; plan cash-flows etc.Internet-Secure-and-Outsourced Portfolio ofRegular Receivables Information.
657 Content andVerticalsref : ZC05
Operations Digital ContentDelivery
Inventory and catalogue of soft-copy onlineencrypted files. User or co-ordinator selected,payment options inclue pre or post-paid - otheroptions subject to payment gateway availability -subscription and subscriber information systemwith access controls and automation optionsincluding RFID and mifare.
658 Content andVerticalsref : ZC06
Operations RSS FeedManagement
RSS Online Feed of user-definable Groups andlinks. Extracted and formatted to be relevant.Option to mix and push into Display SignageApplications.
659 Content andVerticalsref : ZC07
Operations Voicemail Solution Integrate with VOIP or web-based comprehensiveIP based Voice Mail. To one or more Admin.,Staff or Customer and/or Supplier one-pointvoice communications.
660 Content andVerticalsref : ZC08
Operations Videomail Solution Audio-Vidoe mail communications to one or moreAdmin. Staff, Customers or Suppliers. Useful fortraining, learning, saving on travel costs.Convergent multimedia broadband solution.
661 Content andVerticalsref : ZC09
Operations i3s Solution Integrated Safety, Security and Surveillance.Bibliography, storage and retrieval of any and allroutine, events and alerts information across1000s of cameras, sensors of integratedbroadband digital covergent content.
662 Content andVerticalsref : ZC10
Operations QSR Solution Quick Service Restaurants : Espcially for chainsusing Tablets connected to Central Servers.Payment Gateways; central Procurement; HR,Finance etc. Comprehsnesive Single-PointSolution.