A market gap we know well
Global facility management solutions (CAFM/IWMS) are designed and priced for very large enterprises, leaving mid-sized organisations stuck between Excel sheets and disconnected systems. The FMP platform closes that gap with independent modules that work together, an Arabic interface and appropriate pricing.
Platform modules
Visitor management
Pre-registration, QR passes, host notification, and a full visit log for security requirements.
Access permissions
Managing employee and contractor permissions by zone and time, integrated with door controllers.
Room and desk booking
Booking meeting rooms and shared desks with calendar and equipment, plus occupancy reports.
Maintenance requests and preventive maintenance
Staff reports, technician dispatch, service level agreements, and preventive schedules linked to the asset register.
Parking
Allocation of parking spaces and vehicle permits linked to visitors and employees.
Smart building integration
Integration with access devices, sensors and building management systems through standard APIs.
Two operating models
| Model | Suits | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| SaaS on a local cloud | Organisations wanting a quick start without infrastructure | Annual subscription, continuous updates, managed backups |
| On-premise | Entities that require data to stay inside | Licence + installation + annual support and maintenance contract |
Analysis of the fault log and asset age to propose preventive maintenance schedules before failures occur, and to rank reports by priority and impact.
It starts with the asset register
The best starting point for facility management is an accurate, tagged asset register; that is why the platform integrates directly with the outputs of our asset inventory and tagging service, linking every maintenance report to the asset, its location and history.
FAQ
Who is the facility management platform for?
Mid-sized organisations and entities managing one or several buildings that find global solutions designed and priced for very large enterprises; the platform is modular, starting with one module and growing.
Can the platform run on our premises?
Yes. It is available in both operating models: SaaS on a local cloud, or on-premise installation for entities that require it.