Facility location records
Maintain addresses, visit duration, descriptions and unavailable periods for sites requiring service.
Maintenance route planning
Flowtlas helps maintenance and facility service teams turn a list of due locations into daily or multi-day routes. Crew availability, vehicle resources, visit duration, service territories, workload limits and regional working days remain part of the planning context.
The operational problem
Preventive maintenance route planning must connect due work with the people, crews and vehicles available to complete it. Facilities may belong to different service areas, visits can require different amounts of time and remote work may need an overnight tour.
A fixed schedule cannot represent every absence, closure or holiday. Flowtlas provides a repeatable maintenance visit scheduling workflow in which the location network stays structured while the current resource and calendar constraints are refreshed for each cycle.
Product capability
Maintain addresses, visit duration, descriptions and unavailable periods for sites requiring service.
Select the field resources that can participate in the maintenance cycle.
Organize recurring service demand into reviewable daily or multi-day routes.
Keep facility service planning aligned with regional ownership.
Practical workflow
Prepare the locations and expected duration due in the current service period.
Choose available people, crews, vehicles and working days.
Set capacity, zones, unavailable days such as holidays and the daily or overnight planning mode.
Confirm skills, spare parts, appointments and safety requirements before dispatch.
Operational benefits
In practice
A facility management provider has preventive maintenance due at sites across three service territories. One crew member is unavailable and several remote sites are better combined into a two-day tour.
The planner selects the due facilities and available resources, applies regional ownership and daily workload limits, then creates separate local routes and a multi-day remote tour. The service manager reviews specialist skills and material requirements before the plan is released.
Questions
Yes. Due locations can be selected from the maintained location network and organized into a current route planning cycle.
Yes. Location duration can represent time on site and contribute to the workload used in planning.
No. Teams must verify skills, certifications, parts, safety and appointment requirements before using a generated plan.
Work with operational context