ERP for facilities management.
Work orders arriving all day, SLA clocks that cost you when they breach, assets that need service before they fail, and the right technician and part meeting at the job: Essentix runs the whole work order from request to close.
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What a facilities team carries across a service contract.
- Work orders
- Requests arrive all day, and each one needs an owner, a priority, and a clock from the moment it lands.
- SLA clocks
- Response and resolution times are contractual, and a breach shows up as a cost and a credit, not just a late job.
- Preventive maintenance
- Assets need scheduled service before they fail, and the schedule has to raise the work on its own.
- Technicians and parts
- The right person and the right spare have to meet at the asset, or the visit is wasted.
How Essentix runs it
The same domains you saw in Features, mapped onto how a facilities team works.
- Work orders and SLAs
- Every request becomes a work order with an owner, a priority, and a running SLA clock. Jobs nearing breach surface before the deadline passes. Runs inFacilities management
- Preventive maintenance
- Assets carry service schedules that raise work orders automatically. The full service history stays on the asset for its whole life. Runs inAssets
- Technician assignment
- Technicians, skills, and shifts sit in HR, so a job assigns to who is actually on. The hours worked feed the same payroll run. Runs inHuman resources
- Spare parts
- Parts are stock, issued to a work order and depleted on use. Reorder points trigger before a common spare runs out. Runs inInventory
- Cost of service
- Labour and parts post against each work order and each contract. You can see what a service line actually costs to run. Runs inAccounting
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