Is FluxOps a CMMS?

No. A CMMS (computerized maintenance management system) is built for planning preventive maintenance, managing assets and parts, and tracking internal technicians. FluxOps is built for the moment something breaks: getting it approved, to a contractor's phone, done, and confirmed. Some operators use both. Many multi-site operators with outside contractors only need FluxOps.

What does a CMMS do that FluxOps doesn't?

Preventive maintenance scheduling, parts and inventory, labor tracking for in-house technicians, and asset depreciation. If you run your own maintenance crew and a parts room, you need those.

What does FluxOps do that a CMMS doesn't?

Writes the work order from the alarm in plain language, requires a human tap before any dispatch, sends the job to a contractor with no account or fees, and confirms the fix from the equipment where it can. A CMMS closes a ticket when someone marks it complete; FluxOps closes it when the problem is gone.

FluxOps compared with a typical CMMS
FluxOpsTypical CMMS
Built for Reactive repair with outside contractors Planned maintenance with internal teams
Work order source Building system alarm, alarm email or text, or a person A person, or a schedule
Approval before dispatch Required, one tap Optional
Contractor access A link on their phone; no account, no fees Vendor portal login, sometimes fees
Fix confirmation From the equipment, or one human tap Marked complete by the technician
Preventive maintenance scheduling No Yes
Parts and inventory No Yes
Pricing Flat per site, unlimited users Per user, usually

Can I use FluxOps alongside my CMMS?

Yes. Keep the CMMS for planned maintenance and let FluxOps run the break/fix loop. A record export for your CMMS is planned.

Questions

Do I need a CMMS at all?

If you have no in-house technicians and no parts inventory, probably not.

Does FluxOps do preventive maintenance?

Not in this version. It records every repair per unit, which is the history a PM program needs.

Is FluxOps an EMS or building automation system?

No. It works after those systems detect a problem, and it works without them.

Start with one location. Add the rest when it earns it.

Flat $15 per site per month. Unlimited users. Contractors never pay. Your first location is free, for as long as you want.

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