At just $4,995, EMS Lite is a user-friendly room scheduling product for managing the meetings, events, classes and more that take place in your facility, now complete with billing functionality, resource management and our Virtual EMS web interface as standard. Designed to schedule the rooms within a single building, EMS Lite is a cost-effective solution for smaller organizations or an individual department within an organization. And with free access to a vast library of online training videos, you can have your system up and running in no time!
A familiar scene: Red-faced, Sue shuffles back to her office and collapses into her chair. It's been a rough morning. She is a room reservations coordinator who is dedicated to her work but is frustrated and stressed out. She’s tasked with managing dozens of events each week and all their various details using a labor-intensive and confusing process that involves multiple spreadsheets and a buggy homegrown scheduling program. She spent the last hour apologizing to a group that she’d accidentally double-booked into a room that was already in use – and scrambling to find them other accommodations. Sue wants a system that can handle all aspects of an event and will NEVER double book. (Scroll to the bottom of the page to see how she spent her afternoon.)
Standard features like...
...make EMS Lite a comprehensive facility scheduling software solution.
When it comes to effective use of your rooms and resources, ease of access is key. While your EMS system administrators will typically utilize the powerful desktop application, the majority of your users will access the system via Virtual EMS.
Simplify your scheduling with anytime, anywhere access!
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Sue carved an hour out of her busy afternoon to research scheduling solutions and discovered EMS Lite. She also spent a few minutes using a calculator to add up the significant amount of her time (and the organization’s money) that was being wasted on correcting problems caused by the current inefficient and ineffective scheduling process. Then she kicked back and sipped her tea, looking forward to a conversation she’d scheduled with her supervisor for the following morning.
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