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How these Amsterdam startups are offering much-needed relief to businesses during corona crisis

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April 3, 2020
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The coronavirus pandemic is having a considerable impact on the global economy, our lifestyles and other areas of life. It is difficult to ascertain how things will change once the COVID-19 crisis passes but one thing is certain that currently, we need new solutions that can help us during the ongoing global crisis. Now recently, two Amsterdam-based startups are taking some steps to help everyone in these difficult times. 

Do follow our special coverage on coronavirus over here.

SwipeGuide: Free 6 months Pro subscription for manufacturers worldwide

Founded in 2016, SwipeGuide is based out of The Netherlands. Daan Assen and Willemijn Schneyder co-founded the company and it has raised total funding of €1.3 million till date. The startup aims to simplify work with digital instructions, getting rid of papers and PDFs in the process. The Dutch startup has now announced a “Help the Helper” initiative under which it will offer its SwipeGuide Pro subscription to companies that are giving back to the community during Coronavirus. Under the initiative, manufacturing companies worldwide can get a 6-month free subscription to SwipeGuide Pro, which is worth €4,470.

Most companies in the beverage, automotive and fast-moving consumer goods industries are now switching or coming up with new procedures. This is being done to increase the production of essentials such as hand sanitizers, face masks, and respirators that are crucial during the pandemic. The SwipeGuide Pro platform can be ideal for companies that need to implement new processes or production procedures as it can help efficiently onboard shop floor workers on the fly with digital work instructions and standard operating procedures. 

Healthy Workers: New Anywhere online service to optimise remote workspaces

For those who are used to co-working spaces or sitting with their team in an office-like setting, working from home can be tough. Keeping this in mind, Healthy Workers has released a new module that can help one optimise remote workspaces, anywhere in the world. The module is said to enable community connection among a dispersed workforce and can increase employee engagement and commitment.

Anywhere Dashboard

The new module empowers employees with the option to provide feedback on the physical and mental challenges they face in the working environment at home. This enables the employer to better gauge the well-being of their employees. The module also provides useful tips and tricks for a healthy work environment, enables notifying employees of changed policies and other relevant information via posts. Additionally, there are also digital coaching sessions to enable employees to be healthier and more productive at home. 

Healthy Workers is based out of Amsterdam and was founded in 2016 by Boy Lokhoff and Guus Meulendijks. The company has secured a total funding of €2 million till date. 

If you’re also an Amsterdam-based startup, or a European startup working for a cause to fight against the pandemic, let us know in the comments section below, or feel free to email at [email protected]oncanals.com. Meanwhile, follow our coverage on Amsterdam city over here.

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