Success Stories

Using old maintenance management software with unreliable data

Prior approaches to event management consisted of paper processes and data entry and were time-consuming and prone to error. The campus needed to streamline event management procedures, preferably

Without a user-friendly solution in place, it was difficult to get visibility into open work orders, prioritize tasks, customize items to their internal naming conventions and ensure that everyone on

Manual process made it impossible to see work history or create reports

Drahtzug Stein USA was using a paper-based system without any ability to make quick data-driven maintenance decisions from it.

Needed to manage inventory for the entire county

A private Jewish day-school in the West Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles, de Toledo High School manages approximately 3,000+ events annually on its campus and collects $350 thousand in revenue from

Managing mountains of paperwork, time-consuming reports, hard to find historical data and inefficient printed work orders were bogging down Erin and his team.

Establishing a recordkeeping system and maximizing field workers’ time

City of Topeka’s Public Works department was tasked with using a 0.5-cent retail sales tax to fund a pavement renewal project, as well as improving their average Pavement Condition Index (PCI) from 55

The city needed to install new streetlights and improve pedestrian safety, but funding levels were inadequate to maintain existing streetlights. City staff needed to demonstrate the necessity for

Small facilities team with limited resources