Treemendous Tree Planting Proposal for Warp It members

In this post, we will be looking at a feature we have added to the Warp It system that makes life easier for building clearance managers, and allows reuse to be maximised during clearances and decommissions.

Members of your organisations come and go, this is simply the nature of work, and it often goes hand in hand with Warp It and reuse when it comes to rehoming assets that are no longer wanted or needed.

Every single one of us can make a positive impact, whether for ourselves, our loved ones, the environment, or society at large. If you’re longing to make a positive impact these tips and tools will help you start doing little things that’ll make a big difference.

The time for procrastination is up. You can’t be spectator forever. Make a positive impact today!

How can you make a personal impact that’s meaningful? It can be overwhelming, no matter how good your intentions.

When an item expires without being claimed, where does it go?

Well, typically, it will move into one of two places, the ‘expired’ list, or the ‘disposed’ list, and this is dependent on your settings.

For some of our users, an expiration has come about too soon, as the item is still in stock and they are still actively looking for a new home for it. In these instances, you can re-list the item, here’s how:

Hey, Warp It Members.

We’ve been receiving a few emails from users in recent weeks about how to filter search results by member, from a standard user account.

Dear Warp It Admins,

This one is for you. Over the last few years, we’ve worked hard to increase the levels of control and customisability that you have over your organisation’s Warp It portal.

In this article, we are going to explain how to control what your users can see when they are in the marketplace.

Is your organisation a bit apprehensive about giving staff tools that they could potentially cause havoc with?

Don’t worry, it’s a common concern. When we introduce the capabilities of Warp It, sometimes we get a bit of pushback about its dangers and limitations.

We get asked regularly by our members why we collect data on so many different metrics, what we do with that data, and how they should then use that data to their advantage?

In this guide, we will look at these questions and try to help you see the bigger picture of reuse data, and how it is more valuable than simply knowing how many items have been traded and to whom.