Centralised helpdesk
One number and one inbox for every branch, with requests triaged by priority the moment they arrive.
Multi-site facility management
Managing multiple locations through one centralised facilities management partner — one helpdesk, one ticket system, one set of vendors and one monthly report covering every site.
01 What is included
Most groups know what each branch spends on repairs only when the invoices arrive. A multi-site programme replaces that with a single, structured picture.
One number and one inbox for every branch, with requests triaged by priority the moment they arrive.
Every issue tracked from report to closure, with the cost approval step built into the flow.
Site access, timing and scope arranged with each location so trading is never interrupted.
Spend, response times, completed works and recurring faults — per branch and rolled up.
One approved network across the group, with rates and standards applied consistently.
A defined escalation route for incidents that stop a location from trading safely.
02 Monthly reporting
An example of the monthly picture a multi-site client receives — every branch, every request, every dirham, in one place.
Illustrative report layout. Actual reporting is agreed with each client during onboarding.
03 Onboarding
A typical multi-site rollout takes a few weeks, not months. Nothing changes for your branch teams except who they call.
We walk each location, list the assets and record the condition and service history we can see.
Service levels, planned maintenance frequencies and reporting are agreed and priced.
Approved providers are appointed per trade, briefed on your standards and site access rules.
Branch teams get one contact route. The maintenance calendar starts on the agreed date.
Monthly reporting plus a quarterly review of spend, recurring faults and vendor performance.
04 Best fit
Start with a conversation
Send us your locations, your recurring problems and your current setup. We come back with a facility management proposal — scope, service levels, reporting and a single point of contact.