Facilities Management Overview of Features

Modified on Tue, 9 Sep at 3:10 PM

What is Inn-Flow Facilities Management?


Inn-Flow Facilities Management is a comprehensive, easy-to-use maintenance and operations platform integrated within the Inn-Flow ecosystem. It enables properties to digitize their maintenance workflows, preventative maintenance schedules, and daily operations tasks.


What makes up the Facilities Management Module? 


  • Work Orders  
    • What it is: Digital tracking system for maintenance requests and repairs
    • Why it matters: Replaces paper tickets, texts, and verbal requests with trackable, assignable tasks
    • Example use: Guest reports broken AC → Front desk creates work order → Assigned to technician → Tracked to completion
  • Preventative Maintenance (PM)  
    • What it is: Automated scheduling system for recurring maintenance tasks
    • Why it matters: Prevents equipment failure, extends asset life, ensures compliance
    • Example use: HVAC filters checked monthly, pool chemicals tested daily, fire extinguishers inspected quarterly
  • Daily Tasks  
    • What it is: Recurring operational checklists that reset every 24 hours
    • Why it matters: Ensures routine tasks aren't forgotten, maintains consistency across shifts
    • Example use: Check pool temperature at 8am, sweep lobby at 2pm, empty outdoor trash at 6pm
  • Asset Management 
    • What it is: Digital inventory of equipment, appliances, and maintainable items
    • Why it matters: Track warranty info, maintenance history, and lifecycle costs in one place
    • Example use: Know when the lobby AC was last serviced, when warranty expires, which vendor to call
  • Locations 
    • What it is: Digital map of all maintainable spaces in your property
    • Why it matters: Every work order and PM task needs a location - this is the foundation of the system
    • Example use: Room 101, Pool Area, Kitchen, Parking Lot - anywhere work happens
  • Procedure Library  
    • What it is: Reusable checklists and task templates for common maintenance activities
    • Why it matters: Ensures consistency, saves time, and maintains quality standards
    • Example use: "Quarterly Room Inspection" procedure with 20 tasks can be reused hundreds of times
  • Logbook 
    • What it is: Digital communication log with timestamps, read receipts, and searchability
    • Why it matters: Replaces paper logs, ensures important info isn't lost between shifts
    • Example use: "Pool closed for maintenance 2-4pm", "Guest in 203 reported noise complaint"
  • Reports 
    • What it is: Data insights on work orders, PM compliance, and asset performance
    • Why it matters: Prove ROI, identify problem areas, track team productivity
    • Available reports: Active Work Orders, Work Order History, PM Compliance, Location Details, Asset Summary


Was this article helpful?

That’s Great!

Thank you for your feedback

Sorry! We couldn't be helpful

Thank you for your feedback

Let us know how can we improve this article!

Select at least one of the reasons
CAPTCHA verification is required.

Feedback sent

We appreciate your effort and will try to fix the article