By Industry

Sage Coretime is used by a broad range of Architects across the UK. Our Architect clients are involved in designing buildings, landscapes and environments. Whatever the business specialism, Sage Coretime is equally relevant to their businesses. Sage Coretime has a proven track record in helping Architects to easily manage and control multiple projects. Although easy to use, it is an ideal tool for managing projects which require many different resources, which are complex and long-term in nature.

Sage Coretime is a powerful project management tool used by a broad range of Engineering Consultants across the UK. These include Civil and Structural Engineers, Mining and Geotechnical Engineers, Environmental Engineers and large multi-disciplinary Engineering Consultancies offering a wide range of services.

The increasing demand for services provided by Environmental Consultants has created its own pressures within the industry. Sage Coretime is a proven project management tool which is designed to ease the burden of managing increasingly complex projects.

Sage Coretime allows IT consultants to track time spent on projects quickly and easily. It handles with ease multi-layered projects. Staff with differing skill sets for whom different charge out rates need to be applied are easily handled within the software making tracking and billing of time painless.

Management Consultants vary widely in the types of expertise they offer and the way in which they operate. Onesys have an established base of clients who as Management Consultants deliver time-based services to a diverse range of companies ....

Sage Coretime is the ideal tool for creative businesses looking for a flexible solution to manage time, expenses and projects.

Sage Coretime is a proven timesheet software tool used by a wide range of Surveyors for capturing time and expenses and project management. As a surveyor, the time spent on projects represents the major component of cost on any project. It is therefore vital to capture as many chargeable hours as possible and minimise the time spent on important but non-fee earning activities such as timesheet management.