Tenant tickets,
common areas,
one queue.
Knurl gives every tenant a QR sticker and every engineer a work-order app. Tenants raise issues from their unit door; common-area PMs run themselves; the night cleaning crew leaves a photo trail. The GM walks the property without asking a single 'any update?'.
Tenants ask twice. Common areas slip. The night crew leaves no trail.
Tenants email the leasing office. The leasing office texts engineering. Engineering forgets. Common-area PMs live in a shared drive nobody opens. The 11pm cleaning crew swears they mopped — but nobody saw it. Three days later the same tenant complains again.
Four things that should be free for a mall maintenance manager.
Every tenant complaint becomes a tracked work order.
QR sticker at each unit door. Tenant scans → public report form → tracked WO. They get a confirmation; you get the audit trail. No login, no app on their phone.
Common-area PMs run themselves.
Escalators, restrooms, HVAC, lighting, fire panels — recurring schedules on time or meter. Skipped PMs turn red. The mall walk on Monday becomes 'did everything get done?' answered by the dashboard.
After-hours crews leave a photo trail.
Every close requires a photo. Night cleaners, weekend HVAC techs, the after-hours plumber — same audit trail as day shift. Morning standup is reading the dashboard, not the WhatsApp.
Stick QRs on Monday. Live on Tuesday.
Tenant doors, common-area assets, mechanical rooms, food-court hoods. Print the sheet, walk the floors, done. The phone is the scanner — no kiosks, no beacons, no tenant onboarding.
Which tier is your mall?
Pricing is by asset count, not tenant count — but the two correlate.
What mall maintenance managers ask first.
Knurl in other buildings.
The product is the same; the vocabulary shifts. Each vertical has its own page — tap one for what Knurl looks like in those shoes.
Engineering picks up on the app, fixes, photographs, closes. The GM sees the week's count without asking.
QR every machine; preventive schedules so things break less; the right tech is on it before the line is cold.
For clinics, day-surgeries and small hospitals. Every fix recorded with who, when, what, photo. Cleaner records — without an enterprise rollout.
Portfolio-scale work-order tracking. Offline-capable for the parking-garage signal moments.
Get a grip on your maintenance.
Fourteen days. No card.
Set up a facility, import your asset list, print stickers, invite your team. Most teams are tracking real work orders the same day.
