Creco is a construction and civil engineering contractor with around 30 employees. They use Invice Project Management, so time is recorded where the work happens and is ready to invoice in Business Central.

- Customer
- Creco A/S, Rungsted Kyst, Denmark
- Industry
- Construction and civil engineering
- Employees
- Around 30
- Solution
- Invice Project Management and Business Central
The work happens outside, not in the office
Creco builds sewers, roads, coastal protection, foundations and much more. Their people work on sites all over, often on several projects in the same week, and often without a good signal.
The hours are the basis for both payroll and invoicing. So they have to be recorded on the right project, on the same day, without anyone typing them in again at the office.
What we built
Invice Project Management is our own app for Business Central: a native app for iOS and Android, plus an extension in Business Central that manages users, projects and time types.
Employees see only their own projects, start a stopwatch or enter the time afterwards, and can take photos straight onto the project. Without a signal, the entry is stored on the phone and sent as soon as there is a connection.
At the office, the hours land on the project and are approved with Business Central's standard timesheets. There is no extra database and no export and import in between.
How it is used today
Project managers follow the hours on the project card they already know. Finance invoices from hours that are already in the right place.
When something needs adjusting, Creco calls us directly, the people who built the app.
“Our people on site record their hours on their phones, and then they're on the project in Business Central. It's easy for them, and we have the overview every day. When we need something, Invice picks up the phone.”

Mette BarslundChair of the Board, Creco A/S
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