Oneserve secures coveted place as a finalist in the global Software as a Service Awards

Oneserve is delighted to announce that it is a finalist in the prestigious 2019 Software as a Service (SaaS) Awards, securing a coveted place in the shortlist from amongst tough global competition.

The SaaS Awards is an international awards program which celebrates SaaS providers who are changing the game with their innovative software solutions and commitment to excellence. The SaaS awards is now in its fourth year and saw over 400 entries from across the globe including the US, Canada, Australasia, EMEA and UK.

Oneserve is shortlisted in the Best SaaS for Productivity category. Finalists in this category must demonstrate how their software solution has enabled users to make substantial efficiencies and increase productivity.

The impressive achievement is owing to Oneserve’s field service management software solution, which empowers its client-partners in the social housing, local government, utilities and telecoms industries to make significant cost-savings and boost efficiency. The software generates efficiency improvements of up to 60% for client-partners and enables teams to streamline resources and cut down on budgets, producing savings in the region of £200,000.

Final SaaS Awards winners will be announced in late August.

Chris Proctor, CEO at Oneserve, said: “We are thrilled to be shortlisted in the SaaS Awards’ Best SaaS for Productivity category. This category is important to us because productivity is at the heart of our software, the Oneserve solution is designed to streamline processes and unite teams to work better together for more efficient operations.

“To be a finalist in the competitive global SaaS Awards is a great achievement for the team and a significant indicator of our innovation and successes in the global software marketplace. We are constantly evolving our software so that it grows with client-partners and enables them to optimise performance now and in the future.”

SaaS Awards and Cloud Awards organiser, Larry Johnson, said: “In our fourth year promoting SaaS we have again seen a wide range of entries from Canada, Europe, Australia and the East joining those from the US. The standard and volume of entries this year was incredibly high, with consistent attention to innovation and most importantly, customer success.

“Moreover, again we are seeing such innovation from established blue-chips to agile start-ups. All seek to provide essential productivity tools to their users by leveraging cloud-based software solutions. The judges are set to have a nearly impossible task when selecting the final winners in a few short weeks.”