Send a qualified technician to every job, across your portfolio

Service Dispatch applies your rules and licence requirements to each work order the moment it lands, with its reason kept on record for clients and auditors.

Works with

  • CMMS
  • Call
  • Email
  • WhatsApp
  • Message

Agent

TKT-1044 is yours: AC not cooling, level 5, Tower B. You’re HVAC certified and 8 min away.

Emma Walker

On it. Heading over now.

Trusted by forward-thinking enterprises globally

  • British Land
  • Charter Hall
  • Investa
  • BGRE
  • Dubai Holding
  • Deyaar
  • CBRE
  • Berkeley
  • Cushman & Wakefield
  • Dalkia
  • Engie
  • Musanadah
  • HelloFresh
  • King Kullen
  • Lunds & Byerlys
  • Woodman's Markets
  • Kitopi
  • Houchens Industries
  • Dubai World Trade Centre
  • Purdue University Fort Wayne
  • Fortes Education
  • CFS
  • TJ Regional Health
  • Breck School

Cut compliance risk and dispatch delay on every work order

  1. Step 1: Reads the job Matches a completed Service Intake work order to its rules.
  2. Step 2: Finds what the job legally needs Skills and licences, from the job itself.
  3. Step 3: Rules out the unqualified However close or free they are.
  4. Step 4: Ranks the rest On skill, availability, proximity, performance and cost.
  5. Step 5: Assigns or recommends Or holds it for your team to confirm.

Berkeley’s helpdesk no longer needs a coordinator for every call. Across its existing channels, Facilio’s AI agent handles requests from intake to dispatch around the clock, improving service quality without adding headcount.

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80%

Calls handled by AI

4x

Faster dispatch

Berkeley and Facilio team on stage receiving a gold award How Berkeley put its helpdesk on AI and reduced desk workload by 60%

Bring client response down to minutes,
with the licence check on record

  • Field service managers

    Match every job to the right engineer, day or night

    • Skill, distance and cost are weighed on each job.
    • Overnight emergencies go out as fast as daytime ones, with no dispatcher on shift.
  • Compliance and risk

    Keep unlicensed staff off regulated work

    • Electrical, gas and lift jobs go only to engineers who hold the licence.
    • Every assignment keeps the licence check that cleared it, ready for an audit.
  • Engineers

    Spare engineers the “are you free?” phone calls

    • Jobs reach them matched to their skills and location.
    • Details from the original request travel with the job.

Enforce the same dispatch accuracy at every site

  • Change policy without a change request Ask it to give skill more weight than distance, and every site follows from the next job.

  • Match on what your supervisors know Skill levels, licences such as DEWA electrical, territories and live availability.

  • Hold staff and contractors to the same standard Profiles sync from your CMMS, so nothing is typed twice.

When the best match isn’t free, the job still goes out

  • No one qualified is free

    If no internal technician can take a regulated job in the time you set, it goes to your contractor pool.

  • After hours, it reaches the on-call technician

    Urgent work goes to the on-call technician for the site group, then to contractors if nobody acknowledges.

  • A close match waits for your say

    A job that scores below your auto-assign line is recommended, not sent, until a person approves it.

  • Nobody is sent a job they can’t take

    Technicians who are offline or on a break are taken out of the running before any ranking starts.

Keep final authority on every assignment

  • See why a technician was chosen

    Open any assignment to see every check, plus the runners-up and their scores.

  • Overrule any assignment in a click

    Every work order carries a shortlist of qualified technicians, already vetted.

  • Catch overload before an SLA slips

    Open jobs per technician sit side by side on one screen.

  • Retire round-robin

    Round-robin ignores skill. Dispatch weighs licence, skill, distance and cost on every job.

Go live in days, tested before any job goes out

  1. Step 1: Write the policy in a sentence

    Brief it like a coordinator: “Power emergencies go to the closest free licensed electrician.”

  2. Step 2: Test it on real work orders

    Test a rule before it sends anyone. Run it on real work orders and see who it picks.

  3. Credit-based pricing

    Transparent usage with a credit tracker. One subscription for AI agents, no per-user licences.


  • 5.8×

    Weekly volume in two weeks

  • 34 days

    Reclaimed per person a year from manual checks

  • 99.9%

    Less human dependency on photo checks

  • 20×

    Faster than manual photo review

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Case study

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Frequently asked questions

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  • Write them the way you’d brief your best coordinator. “Power emergencies go to a licensed electrician who is free and closest” becomes policy in a sentence, and every site follows it from the next job.

  • Staff and contractor profiles sync from your CMMS, with skill levels, licences such as DEWA electrical, territories and live availability, so nothing is typed twice.

  • Yes. Run it on real work orders and see who it would pick before it sends anyone.

Test your toughest dispatch rule
before it touches a live job

Bring one rule. Our FM Ops Engineers show who it sends, and why.

See how it decides