How multi-site operators run facilities

Pebble is our facility platform. It holds your sites, your equipment, your work orders and your vendors in one place. You can run it on its own, or have us run the work with it.

Raise and track work orders. See every site in one list. Keep equipment history and warranties on the machine itself. Set spend limits. Pull reporting without building it by hand.

It lets you ask questions about your own operation in plain words, instead of building a report to find the answer.

A site scans the QR tag on the machine, or raises the job in the app. It opens against that piece of equipment with the trade and the priority already set, so nobody has to say which cooler they mean.

Yes. Vendors work the job in Pebble, so the history stays in one place instead of scattered across email and phone calls.

Yes. Your sites, your equipment history and your vendor list stay yours.

No. There are three ways to run it. Software on its own, shared coverage, or fully managed by us.

We run facility maintenance for companies with more than one location. That means the software to track the work, and the vendors to do it, in one place.

A CMMS tracks the work. It still leaves you to find the person who turns up. We do both.

No. Your vendors stay yours. If you have a plumber you trust, they keep the work. We fill the gaps where you don't have someone.

We go and find one. That's the part software on its own can't do, and it's why we're not only a platform.

No. It gives them one place to see every site, instead of a folder of invoices and a phone.

General maintenance and handyman, plumbing, HVAC and refrigeration, electrical and lighting, signage, doors and locks, glass, fire and life safety, roofing, janitorial, pest control, landscaping and exterior services, preventive maintenance, vertical transportation, specialty services, and capital projects and project management.

Retail, food and beverage, hospitality, commercial real estate, multi-family residential, industrial and warehouse, healthcare, higher education, life sciences and government facilities.

With a facility assessment. Everything else follows from what it finds.

We look at how work reaches you today, which sites and trades you have, and where support would help most. You come out of it knowing what it would take on your side.

Pricing comes out of the assessment. We price against how many sites you run, which trades you use and how the work comes in now.

There's no set number. The more sites you run, the more there is to gain from seeing them in one place.

It depends on how many sites you have and how much history you want moved across. The assessment covers both.

Most operators do. The assessment looks at what it does well and where the gaps are, rather than assuming it all has to go.