Work orders for convenience stores
FluxOps keeps a c-store's refrigeration fleet, HVAC, and building equipment running by turning every problem into an approved, dispatched, and confirmed repair, around the clock.
What happens when a cooler alarms at 2 a.m.?
The work order is written and waiting for the on-call approver. If it's under your not-to-exceed, it's already on the contractor's phone. Either way the store manager sees the status in the morning without a phone call.
How does it help with refrigerant compliance?
Every service visit on every refrigeration unit is on that unit's record, with the contractor's notes and photos. When you need the history for a leak-rate calculation or an inspection, it's there by unit, not in a filing cabinet.
What about sites with no monitoring?
Store staff report from a phone. Same flow, same record. Add monitoring later and FluxOps starts confirming fixes automatically.
Questions
Can regional managers approve for their stores only?
Yes. Site access is per user.
Does it cover fuel-site equipment?
Yes. Any equipment with a location and a trade.
Can I mute a unit that alarms all night?
Yes, with a reason and a duration. Critical problems still come through.
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.