FacilitiOps works with FMX, not instead of it. It reads your FMX data and adds the follow-up, oversight and reporting that managers and leaders need.
Work requests and planned maintenance stay in FMX, and its subscription continues.
Each item in an exception email opens its record in FMX.
Nothing changes in FMX until a named person on your team approves it.
Overdue and unassigned work, planned maintenance, compliance dates, expiring contractor insurance, and completed compliance work with no certificate.
Clients, contacts and contractors in one place, insurance dates, and project actions and follow-ups with an owner and a due date.
Schedules, staff check-ins, completed tasks, photos, flagged issues, and the monthly and quarterly tasks that get missed.
Inspections, supervisor reporting and follow-up actions.
Exception reporting, delegation, monthly client reports collected in one place, and recorded FMX costs per building, labelled partial.
What needs attention at each building, and a portfolio view for managers and leadership.
Your people stay responsible for inspections, approvals, technical judgment, client relationships, emergencies and overall accountability.
The first step uses no AI in the live service. Its rules are fixed and can be checked.
Hi team, our records show your insurance certificate expires in 12 days. You have 2 open work requests at Westbrook Court. Please send the renewed certificate before it expires.
Buildings outside FMX run on the same screens and rules: equipment, planned maintenance, compliance tasks with certificates, requests and follow-ups.
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A CRM for your clients, contacts and contractors follows as the next deliverable.
It reads your FMX data. FMX stays your system of record.
Yes, on the same screens and rules.
A named person approves anything sent to a client or contractor, or changed in FMX.
Hosted on Microsoft Azure in Australia, with backups and processing in Australia. People sign in with their Microsoft work accounts. Your data is logically separated from every other customer.