The Business Case for Clever
The business case compares the costs and benefits of the Clever system and service against the other two ways to provision first aid.
- The outsource model where a contractor will visit on a scheduled basis to restock the cabinet.
- The in house model where supplies are purchased through a retailer or whoesaler and staff members have to perform the duties.
The comparison shows how Clever transforms the provision of First Aid.
| Principle Benefits and Features | Clever | Contractor Service | In-house Management |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clever EHS cloud software | Yes | Not possible | Not possible |
| Compliance | Automatic | Manual | Manual |
| Incident Reporting | Automatic | Manual | Manual |
| Replenishment | Automatic | Manual | Manual |
| Expiry Date Checks | Automatic | Manual | Manual |
| Batch records and easy recall | Automatic | Manual | Manual |
| Accounting | Automatic | Manual | Manual |
| Integration with EHS software | Automatic | Not possible | Not possible |
| Real time Costs | Automatic | Not possible | Not possible |
| Incident Forensics | Automatic | Not possible | Not possible |
| Analytics | Automatic | Not possible | Not possible |
| Integration with HSE Systems | Automatic | Not possible | Not possible |
| Real time Reporting | Automatic | Not possible | Not possible |
| Incident Triaging | Automatic | Not possible | Not possible |
| Notifications | Automatic | Not possible | Not possible |
| Reduces misuse or theft of supplies | Automatic | Not possible | Not possible |
| Regulatory Compliance | Yes | Yes | Risk exists |
| Standardisation | Yes | Yes | Variable |
| Real time visibility of device status | Yes | Not possible | Not possible |