How a retail chain runs on Pebble

  1. Load your stores and equipmentRooftop units, lighting, doors, signage and fire and life safety equipment each get their own record.
  2. Report it from the storeA store manager opens a ticket, or scans the QR label on the unit.
  3. Send it to the right providerThe job goes to a provider who covers that trade and location, with your DNE on it.
  4. Keep the historyEvery visit, part and invoice stays on the unit and the store.
What it does

Built around the work that keeps stores open.

HVAC and refrigeration on a schedule

Filters, coil cleaning and yearly tune-ups are easy to miss across many stores. Set recurring maintenance by trade, asset or location, and Pebble opens the work order when each cycle comes due.

Every unit on file

Track make, model, serial number, install date and warranty for rooftop units, panels, doors and other equipment, with its full service history.

Warranty checked before dispatch

Warranty status is visible before a repair goes out, so you are not paying for work that may still be covered.

Store managers report it directly

Managers open a ticket from the store or scan the QR label on the unit. Someone on your team reviews it and turns it into a work order.

Priorities that match the store

Set response targets by priority, and flag emergencies when the location cannot operate, so a store that cannot open gets handled first.

Your providers, with spend kept in check

Electrical, HVAC and door providers get their own portal at no cost to them. Quotes over your DNE wait for your approval, and spend is reported by location and trade.

Ways to run it

Works however you run Pebble.

Pebble runs three ways, and you can choose the model that fits each trade and location.

Client-Managed

Your team runs the program in Pebble with your own service providers.

Shared Coverage

Bedrock fills the gaps in your network where you need coverage.

Managed Services

Bedrock manages dispatch and service for you, in the same system.

Questions

CMMS for retail, answered

More questions
What is a CMMS for retail?

A CMMS is software that keeps work orders, equipment, preventative maintenance, service providers and invoices in one place. For a retail chain, that means every store’s HVAC, lighting, doors and signage has its own record and service history.

Can store managers report problems themselves?

Yes. A manager can open a ticket from the store or scan the QR label on a unit. Someone on your team reviews the ticket and turns it into a work order.

Can we keep our own electrical and HVAC providers?

Yes. Your providers stay yours and get their own portal at no cost to them. Where you do not have coverage, Bedrock can fill the gaps.

Can Pebble schedule HVAC tune-ups and filter changes?

Any recurring service can be set up as a maintenance program by trade, asset or location. Pebble opens the work order on the interval you set.

See it on your own locations.

Start with a walkthrough of Pebble, or a facility assessment if you're weighing managed support across a larger portfolio.