For facility and operations teams

One place to run the building.

Work orders, preventive maintenance, compliance, equipment, vendors and capital — connected, for every building you look after.

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Free to join, no card. The shared work order suite your team works from is part of Premium — talk to us and we'll set your organization up.

What needs you today

A morning at a fictional residence. Tap a card to see what the record holds.

Maple Grove Residence

What needs you today · Example

  • WO-1042
    Room 214 — sink draining slowly
    Priority
    High · due today
    Assigned
    Jordan, maintenance
    Came in
    From the request link at the 2nd-floor nurse station

    Raise it, assign it, close it out with photos and the steps that were required.

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How the building runs

  1. Work

    Requests and work orders

    Requests come in from a link or a QR code on the wall. Raise the work order, assign it, see what is overdue and close it out with what was done.

  2. Prevent

    Preventive maintenance that schedules itself

    Maintenance schedules raise their work orders on time, and procedures carry the steps that must be answered before a job can close.

  3. Prove

    Compliance with the evidence attached

    What is due today, this week and next month for each building, the logs that prove it was done, and inspection packs gathered before the inspector arrives.

  4. Know the building

    Equipment and its history

    An asset register by building, and every service visit on the asset's own record — so “what keeps going wrong with RTU-2” has an answer.

  5. Control spend

    Vendors, contracts, capital and approvals

    Vendor insurance you can see is current, contracts ordered by when a decision is owed, a capital plan of what needs replacing, and purchases approved before they go out.

One record underneath

The building, the room, the asset, the vendor and the document are each recorded once. A work order names the asset it was on; the inspection is filed against the building it was in; the purchase is attached to the vendor and the budget. Nobody types the same fact into a second system.

Senior living, assisted living, multifamily and commercial buildings all run on the same screens, in their own words.

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