Work orders for light commercial buildings
Only 13 percent of commercial buildings under 50,000 square feet have a building automation system, according to NREL research on building sensors and controls, and FluxOps doesn't need one. It runs the work order loop for property managers and owners from a phone, and connects to a building system whenever you add one.
How does it work for a building with no automation?
Tenants or staff report a problem. The owner or property manager approves. The contractor gets it on their phone. Someone confirms the fix. Every unit keeps its history.
What changes when I add a building system?
Problems arrive on their own, already described in plain language, and fixes are confirmed automatically when the system sees the fault clear.
What equipment does it cover?
Rooftop units, split systems, boilers, water heaters, exhaust fans, lighting, doors, plumbing, and anything else with a location and a trade.
Questions
Is it for property managers or owners?
Both. One organization can hold many buildings, with access per building.
Can I give a tenant a way to report problems?
Yes, a site-scoped user who can report but not approve.
Is there a minimum number of buildings?
No. One is fine.
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.