Multi-building.
On-call.
One queue.
Knurl runs your whole portfolio from one login. Buildings are facilities; on-call techs route from a roster; residents report issues with a QR sticker and a phone camera — no app to download. Offline on every floor that matters: basements, parking garages, elevator rooms.
Portfolio scattered. On-call invisible. Residents texting the manager.
Each building has its own spreadsheet, its own super, its own contractor list. The on-call rotation is in someone's calendar. Residents text the manager directly because the formal channel is broken. Head office has no idea what closed last week.
Four things that should be free for a property maintenance manager.
Residents report from a QR — no app required.
Stickers in lobbies and corridors. Resident scans, types a description, snaps a photo, sends. They get a confirmation; you get a tracked work order. Stop fielding 'did anyone fix the elevator?' texts at 11pm.
On-call tech routing that survives a dead zone.
Critical work orders push to the on-call rotation; the tech opens the app even with no signal; closes with a photo when they're back online. The audit trail is identical to day shift.
One subscription. Every building.
Enterprise covers the whole portfolio — no per-building surcharge. Add a building, add its assets, invite its team; the bill doesn't move. Multi-facility switcher in the top bar.
QR a 20-building portfolio in a fortnight.
Walk one building a day. Stickers, walk-through, invite the super. Two weeks later the whole portfolio is on Knurl and head office has its first real roll-up report.
Which tier is your portfolio?
Pricing is by asset count and facility count — buildings sit inside Enterprise.
What property 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.
One queue, one source of truth. After-hours crews log everything with photos. Tenants stop asking twice.
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.