Work instructions in your pocket

The right instruction for the right person, at the moment it matters. In their own language, on their own phone, with no login and no extra app.

Don’t just take our word for it: these organisations already see the benefits of E-lia.

Jan De NulRead the customer storyDe Rycke betonRead the customer storySealteQE-lia customerSchouten TechniekE-lia customerMansveld TechniekE-lia customerIJssel Technology ServicesE-lia customerArbo UnieE-lia customerVerkleyE-lia customer

Always the right instruction, right where the work happens

A binder in the site cabin is no help to someone working ten metres up. And the instruction printed last year will still be on the wall next year, out of date or not.

With E-lia you send the latest work instruction straight to the phone of whoever needs it, with photos and short videos. If a procedure changes, everyone knows the same day, in their own language.

Why this works

Get a free sample work instruction via WhatsApp straight away

Request a free demo and see what a work instruction via WhatsApp looks like for your team.

Request your WhatsApp demo

Why choose E-lia

πŸ“±

WhatsApp first

The instruction arrives through a channel your people already have open all day, so it actually gets read.

πŸ”„

Quick updates

Changed an instruction? Send the new version in one click. Nobody keeps working from an old printout.

🌍

Multilingual

Automatic translation: your Polish, Romanian or Portuguese colleagues read the instruction in their own language.

πŸ“Š

Full visibility

Your dashboard shows who has read and understood the instruction, per team and per site.

Ready to modernise safety at work?

See why leading companies are switching to E-lia. No fuss, results from day one.

Get in touch

Frequently asked questions about work instructions

What exactly is a work instruction?

A work instruction describes, step by step, how a task should be carried out.

The aim is safe working, consistent quality and everyone doing the job the same way, including the agency worker who is there for the first time today.

A procedure describes the process at a high level: what needs to happen, why, and who is responsible.

A work instruction goes one level deeper and describes the task itself, in the order it is done.

Keep it short, visual and ready to use. A wall of text does not work on site.

Use photos of your own machines and short videos, and finish with a question so you know it has been understood.

Paper binders get lost, dirty and unreadable, and version control is a nightmare: you never know for sure whether someone is still working from the old version.

With digital instructions, you do know.

Your people in manufacturing, construction or logistics have no laptop and no company email address, and reaching them is exactly the problem.

What they do have is WhatsApp, and that is where the instruction arrives.

If a machine setting or a safety rule changes, everyone needs to know the same day.

Instead of putting up new notices and hoping they are read, you send the update and see exactly who has seen it.

That is not a detail; it is the heart of the matter: anyone who does not understand an instruction cannot carry it out correctly.

E-lia translates automatically, so your Polish or Romanian colleagues read the instruction in the language they think in.

Contact