Internal service request log
RegisterWhat was asked for, who is doing it, and whether it actually got done.
It is a local register, and that sentence is the feature
“Service desk” is a category of product that means an inbox, a queue several people watch at once, and an email that goes out when a ticket moves. This is none of those. It receives no email, has no shared queue, sends no notification, and nobody else sees a request typed here unless you show them. Somebody who expected a shared queue would discover the difference at the worst possible moment, so the tool says so first.
No service level, stated or implied
The follow-up date on a row is one you set. CompliMaint states no response time, defines no priority scale and commits your organization to nothing. What you promise people internally is your decision, and a target invented by a free tool would be quoted back at somebody.
Related front-office tools: Maintenance request · Telephone message log · Corrective action tracker
A local register kept on this device. No email intake, no shared queue, no notifications and no service level stated. Everything runs on your device.
Questions people ask
- Can staff email requests into it?
- No. There is no email intake and no integration of any kind. Somebody types a row.
- Can the whole team see the queue?
- Not through this product — it is kept in one browser on one device and nothing syncs. Print it or keep it on a shared machine.
- Does it set a response time?
- No. CompliMaint states no service level and defines no priority scale. The follow-up date is yours.
- How is this different from the maintenance request tool?
- That one is about something physical in a building. This is the small internal asks — a monitor, a login, a room set up — that otherwise live in somebody’s inbox.