GO 14.1 Receiving

iOS app by AssetWorks. Business · AssetWorks

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0 / 5
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0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
14.2.2
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-10

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Go Receiving compliments and extends the back office receiving capabilities of AiM by providing employees on the receiving dock precise functionality they need in the field, such as sign-for-receive, scan to disburse, and reject shipments with photo documentation. Key Benefits • Connectivity directly into your AiM system improves real-time data capture. • Reduce paperwork and improve accuracy • Improve operational efficiencies A Unique Approach AssetWorks’ Go Receiving application enables teams to control the workflow for receiving materials and supplies conveniently and easily from an iOS mobile device. Automatic data syncing allows transactions to be easily tracked and approved through the AiM system. • View orders by vendor, or scan incoming packages for rapid identification • Accurately track received items • Reject unsuitable items and document with photos • Instantly disburse received items, or... • Scan a Go WO, Phase, Capital Project, or Warehouse to disburse appropriate items to the requestor • Reverse Disburse items by Work Order, Phase, Project, or Warehouse • Electronic signature capture for transactions AssetWorks (Facilities Division) is a leading supplier of Facility Management Software for large public sector organizations including college and university campuses as well as state and local government. As a key element in the ReADY-AiM-Go Integrated Workplace Management System, the Go family of mobile apps put the power of AiM into the hands of your mobile facilities workforce.

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