Quinyx offers a mobile-first Workforce Management solution to customers in Germany from their new Hamburg subsidiary.
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Quinyx, a leading workforce management provider, continues its European expansion and officially announced the launch of its German office in Hamburg. Quinyx has more than 500 customers based around the world and a significant number of them already use Quinyx in Germany today.
“When we talk to our customers and prospects, most of them tell us about the challenges they face related to the ‘Workforce Revolution’. This means, with an increasing percentage of Millenials forming their workforce on one hand, and dropping profit margins and increasing salary costs on the other, they need to innovate,” said Erik Fjellborg, CEO, Quinyx. “While traditional systems struggle to meet these requirements, Quinyx offers a mobile-first, cloud-based Workforce Management solution. This helps organisations to not only optimise scheduling through automation but also to increase employee retention by creating greater flexibility and a better work life balance.”
“Quinyx is ready to help German companies gain value from a mobile-first workforce management solution. We have a brilliantly engineered solution that provides a real alternative and ensures future-readiness while storing all data in Germany. Quinyx is built from the ground-up to fully meet workers councils’ requirements which is very important in the German market,” said Maximilian Thost, country manager DACH, Quinyx.
The successful global retailer Rituals is one of the organisations using Quinyx in Germany. "At Rituals we aim to create meaningful moments with every single customer. This is why it is so important to schedule the right person, with the right skills, at the right time, at the right place”, said Goran Pavlic, head of retail operations, Rituals. “With over 600 stores, thereof about 150 in Germany, this becomes more and more of a challenge. To achieve this efficiency worldwide - we chose Quinyx as our main Workforce Management tool.”