Work request
HVAC inspection
Priority: High
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When a request is marked urgent without a clear scope, the wrong provider can be dispatched at a higher rate. Missing asset history, approvals, or completion evidence can turn one repair into another. Enterprise connects those decisions before, during, and after the work.
Before, during, and after the work—one connected operating record
Set consistent standards for locations, assets, preventive maintenance, service levels, and approvals before work begins.
Keep the request, scope, owner, status, and next decision connected as site teams and providers move the work forward.
Review completion evidence, cost, exceptions, and repeat issues so the next decision reflects what actually happened.
Run reliable service delivery. Give providers a shared place for scope, updates, service evidence, and performance.
Keep ownership and next steps clear.
Spot what needs attention. Surface repeat failures, SLA risks, and cost signals in the work teams already manage.
Location 184 · Rooftop HVAC
Connect systems without disruption. Move approved information between Enterprise, ERP, CRM, property, and field systems.
Bring system updates into the same operational context.
Control maintenance spend. Keep estimates, approvals, materials, purchasing, and supplier costs tied to each job.
Keep materials and approvals tied to each job.
Connect Enterprise to your CRM, ERP, facilities management, and field-service systems without replacing the tools teams already depend on.
Start with the sites or workflows that need the most attention, then extend a proven operating model across the portfolio.
Set consistent standards for assets, preventive maintenance, inspections, service levels, and approval workflows.
Use repair history, warranties, estimates, not-to-exceed limits, and approvals to make better maintenance decisions.
Track response times, service levels, completion evidence, and exceptions by location, trade, and provider.

Goodwill’s story: Goodwill connects locations, work activity, and service performance in one operating view.
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Capture scope, service level, asset history, and site details before work is assigned.
Keep arrival updates, photos, estimates, exceptions, and completion evidence connected to the work order.
Manage approvals, not-to-exceed limits, materials, and labor decisions before small gaps become portfolio-wide cost issues.

BrightView’s story: BrightView connects field work, client updates, and completion evidence in one shared operating view.
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The practical questions behind triage, spend, providers, and rollout.
Enterprise is myWork’s CMMS and facilities operating core for complex, multi-site organizations. It keeps service requests, work orders, preventive maintenance, assets, providers, approvals, costs, and completion evidence in one connected record so site teams and facilities leaders can act from the same facts.
It is built for facilities and operations leaders coordinating work across many sites, along with the construction, real estate, finance, procurement, and provider teams whose decisions affect asset performance and spend. It also supports franchise and outsourced operating models.
myWork IQ helps teams structure work-order, asset, location, and service-history information and surface exceptions for review. Site and facilities teams still decide the priority, scope, approvals, and spend; AI does not replace their accountability.
A site team may call a problem an emergency because it needs attention, but emergency dispatch often carries a higher rate. Enterprise keeps the request, location, asset, impact, and service-level context together so a facilities professional can validate priority before dispatch and explain the next step to the site.
Teams can set recurring plans by asset and location, with site-specific schedules, checklists, priorities, and escalation rules. Linking each visit to asset and work history helps reveal missed maintenance and repeat failures before the next decision.
Keep the scope, estimate, not-to-exceed (NTE) limit, change approvals, field updates, and completion evidence on the work order. An NTE set too low can delay provider acceptance; one set too high can expose the budget. Both sides need to see what changed and who approved it.
Scoped integrations can connect relevant data from ERP, finance, procurement, asset, property, identity, reporting, building, and IoT systems. The important first step is agreeing which system owns each field, how data moves, and who supports it.
Start with the locations or workflows that create the most friction. Agree on priority rules, decision rights, local terminology, NTE thresholds, field training, and required closeout evidence with the people who will use them; then expand what works.
myWork works with your team to map sites, assets, workflows, roles, integrations, and handoffs. Site teams and service providers should know what to do before, during, and after a job—not only how to open a dashboard.
Bring work, assets, and spend into one operating system.