Radley Corporation Announces Additional Software Solutions to Streamline Public Works Operations

As public works agencies scramble to move from manual data collection to more efficient processes, Radley goes on to develop innovative solutions to streamline operations, including equipment management, inventory control, and labor time tracking.

FREMONT, CA: Radley Corporation, a global software solutions provider, declared additional software solutions to address the automation requirements of public works agencies. The expanded solutions platform, called Storeroom+, provides a standard integration to Cityworks asset management software for local government organizations and utilities.

As public works agencies scramble to move from manual data collection to more efficient processes, Radley goes on to develop innovative solutions to streamline operations, including equipment management, inventory control, and labor time tracking. Public works facilities, utilities, and wastewater treatment plants can benefit from Radley's configurable and scalable solutions. "Radley is pleased to offer Cityworks users an expanded set of functionality to increase their Cityworks Storeroom utilization," stated Radley Vice President, Kevin Cammet. "Radley's solution experts can add automation to key processes, helping to meet industry regulations, while lowering costs and increasing efficiency."

From a user-friendly and simple interface, Radley software turns mundane daily operations and error-prone, manual data entry into optimized workflows, increasing productivity, and cutting labor costs. By communicating scanned data to Cityworks, Radley software validates and updates the database in real-time, streamlining Cityworks Storeroom inventory operations from issues, receipts, check-ins, movements, returns, to cycle counts. Additional platform functionality like expiration date management, Lot and Serial Control, and finite location tracking are available in Storeroom+. This solution consolidates tasks, streamlines daily operations, and automates workflows — all within a Cityworks-centric environment.