Platform · Signals
The building tells you what needs doing.
Most cleaning happens on a timetable written before anyone used the building. Signals turns readings from the building itself into assigned, tracked work, so effort follows demand instead of the calendar.
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Meridian Plaza · live readings
Readings today1,284
Rules firing6
Tasks raised14
Median response23 min
L3 washrooms · 214 entries since servicethreshold 200
Task raised · A. OseiSLA 30 min
Serviced 14:35 · photo attachedcounter reset
Soap dispenser L2 · 18%restock queued
Serviced because it was used, not because it was Tuesday
How it works
A reading becomes a task with an owner.
- Signals. Readings arrive from the devices you already have or choose to fit: footfall counters, door contacts, consumable dispensers, environment sensors. Each is timestamped against a site and a zone.
- Sensor rules. You set the threshold and what happens when it is crossed. Two hundred entries since the last service raises a task. A dispenser below twenty per cent raises a different one.
- Assigned, not broadcast. The task lands on a named person with an SLA, in the same queue as the rest of their work. It is not an alert somebody has to notice.
- Closed with evidence. Completion is captured at the point of work, so the reading, the task and the proof of service sit on one record and the next threshold measures from the right moment.
Sensor rulefootfall · L3 washrooms
When entries since service> 200
Raise taskWashroom service
Assign toon-shift operative
SLA30 minutes
Fired 41 times this month · 38 inside SLA
Why it matters
Frequency stops being a guess.
- Priced on frequency, delivered on demand. A contract is priced with an assumed frequency. Signals shows what the real demand was, which is the difference between defending a frequency and evidencing one.
- Quiet sites stop absorbing hours. A floor nobody used does not need the same attention as the one that hosted an event. Hours move to where the demand was rather than being spread evenly by a rota.
- The complaint arrives after the task. A threshold crossed at 14:10 and serviced at 14:35 is a different conversation from a complaint at 16:00 with no record of when the area was last touched.
Demand vs frequencythis month · 12 zones
Priced visits248
Demand-triggered263
Zones under-served3
L3 washroomsdemand 2.1x plan
L1 breakoutdemand 0.4x plan
Hours moved, not addedsame contract
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