We’re Testing New Technology: Can You Help? — Sensori Safety😁
Author: Tony Mudd, CSP Published: 6/2/2023 Time: 3 Minutes
We are looking for companies interested in testing out our new safety #software. The tech is totally free and we provide everything. We want to observe 2 or 3 workers as they use our technology. We want to know what they like and don’t like about our new technology. The test will take less than 5 mins over a 5-day period. We are looking to start testing in mid-July 2023.
For helping us. We will give you a 90-day free trial of the software once it’s launched. We will waive all new client onboarding fees & send you a small gift.
If you are interested in testing the product, you can sign up now.
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