What Is Facility Management?
Use the foundational guide when your team needs a shared understanding of the full FM scope.
We combine SHIFTFM, the remote-operations team, and field delivery to coordinate, follow, and execute the agreed facilities-management scope while keeping the record, documentation, and visibility inside SHIFTFM.
Managed FM extends beyond remote follow-up into agreed field work so the facility receives one coherent operating approach instead of disconnected vendors and undocumented messages.
Field visits and inspection activity can be included in the agreed scope.
Maintenance coordination or execution can be built into the service according to the contract boundaries.
Asset survey, registration, and tagging can be handled as part of the field-delivery scope.
Preventive work can be planned, followed, and documented through the same operating record.
Field activity stays aligned with warranty coverage and operating contracts.
Contractor work can be supervised with documented status and responsibility.
Execution evidence, site notes, and operating outcomes remain inside the same record.
Management receives field-backed visibility over the condition of the facility it contracted us to manage.
Requests, approvals, coordination, vendors, operating history, and reporting stay inside SHIFTFM.
Inspections, maintenance, contractor supervision, and field follow-up operate according to the contracted scope and remain documented.
Managed FM combines management, the platform, operational experience, vendors, field work, and documentation within the agreed service scope.
Managed FM is assessed according to the site, facility type, service boundaries, and the operational responsibilities to be assumed. No fixed public price is published because the scope is not the same from one facility to another.
Managed FM can expand far beyond software, but it still needs a defined scope: locations, responsibilities, maintenance boundaries, contractor handling, approvals, and service levels.
The facility type, size, and operating load shape the field scope required.
The contract defines where SHIFTFM leads, where vendors execute, and what remains with the customer.
Approvals, work status, and outcomes remain documented rather than hidden in calls and messages.
Use the foundational guide when your team needs a shared understanding of the full FM scope.
Review how reporting supports management oversight across field, vendor, and operational activity.
Understand how vendor coordination fits the broader managed service scope.
Share the location, facility type, current operating model, and the field outcomes you need so we can shape the right Managed FM scope.