R3 Online Micro-Site Launched!

Sep

2008

Urban Element has launched a new microsite promoting R3 Online – our new and exciting online furniture collection and delivery application.

Developed in partnership with Gloucestershire’s Furniture Recycle Project, R3 Online streamlines the administration, tracking and reporting of the furniture collection and delivery process.

Not only are all customer orders and donations collated and processed online, but intelligent reporting including driver collections, scrap yard reports and electrical tracking (in conjunction with WEEE government legislation) mean the results and success of furniture recycle and re-use projects are tracked and measured.

R3 Online can save time, reduce costs and measure results. Ian Ellis, Chief Executive of FRP already estimates that FRP are saving approximately 1 ½ hours a day on manual input, which adds up to almost a full working week saved per month.

Find out more about R3 Online by visiting the microsite at www.r3-online.co.uk. Organisations wanting to find out more can arrange a meeting or attend one of our workshops where Urban Element will demonstrate the system and Ian Ellis will speak about the impact R3 Online has had on FRP since it’s launch.

www.r3-online.co.uk

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