“It was crucial to have our forms look a certain way. Because they go into government agencies, we have to maintain that look and feel. To be able to do that without a ton of programming is exactly [why we chose GoFormz].”

“Our communication from our business here at the corporate office, to out there in the field is now instant. Previously it may have taken three to four hours to get to that employee to make corrections to any field ticket.”

“Now, probably 50% of our data is automatically calculated based on what’s entered. It’s made everything way more manageable and far easier to control, rather than dealing with old-school spreadsheets.”

“When we discovered GoFormz had the ability to share documents online via email that was key for us. That’s when we realized we can move away from hard copy paperwork and go electronic.”

“You click the form, you open it up, and five minutes later our office staff has it and can associate the right costs with it. Now we’re not doing work for free, which has been huge.”

“Usually a paper form would take about 45 minutes…now with GoFormz, we’ve cut it down to half of that time.”

“Then we have a subgroup for the admins for that location.”

“Because we’re receiving information from parents faster with electronic documents, we’re more efficient in filing with insurance companies, and in turn, they are getting back to us faster.”

“What I like most about GoFormz is we could make it look exactly like our pen and paper forms that we have been using for the last 15 years.”

“GoFormz has definitely made my life so much easier.”

“Time is money in our business, so capturing information in a timely manner with GoFormz has definitely saved us a lot of money.”

“It all funnels them down to a specific way of doing their forms the way we need it.”

“GoFormz helped eliminate 80% of our physical paperwork.”

“Having project managed for multiple years, I would estimate that 10% of the income is lost for contractors because they don't have a digital data capture system…"

"That book usually ended up in a bucket of water destroyed on-site.”