Dupree Security transformed its staffing process with LASSO's automation, relieving operational headaches and enhancing accountability. VP of Operations Ryan Worsham praises the effective scheduling and reporting features, which eliminated manual burdens. The software ensures compliance and provides clear documentation for HR challenges.
Streamline Staffing with LASSO's Automated Scheduling
Key Takeaways
- Dupree Security streamlined with LASSO, managing over 300 staff.
- LASSO eliminates manual scheduling hassles, ensuring accuracy.
- Automated systems provide solid HR documentation.
- Worsham acclaimed LASSO for reliability and peace of mind.
- Increased accountability with electronic confirmations.
THE TALE OF DUPREE SECURITY
“I’ve handed our schedule to a dozen other vendors, just to evaluate them, and none of them could replicate what LASSO can do.”
The challenge: Hitting a plateau with manual scheduling processes
After growing its pool of freelance security staff to more than 300, Dupree Security’s manual processes became unruly and unscalable. VP of Operations, Ryan Worsham, knew that automating scheduling, reporting, and freelancer communication would remedy this self-described “nightmare.”
Hear what Dupree Security’s VP of Operations, Ryan Worsham, had to say about LASSO’s software, customer support, and cost.
“Prior to LASSO Scheduling, everything was just a nightmare. And now it’s something that I I don’t have to worry about. I know that the system’s gonna do what it it needs to do and and things are gonna be right, and I I don’t have to worry, And prior, I’d lose sleep at night going, okay, well, do they really call this person as this person really coming in?
It helps with HR matters. Someone says, “No, I wasn’t scheduled.” Well, yes, you were scheduled. You confirmed on April 27 at 10:36 that you’d be there, and here’s your electronic signature saying that. There’s more accountability. If they go to Department of Labor, we have solid evidence saying no they agreed to be there and they didn’t show up.”
