TicketStacker

Maintenance and facility requests

Maintenance requests, from the wall to done

Print a QR code for the break room, the front desk or each unit. People scan it, say where and what's wrong, and it becomes a ticket for the right person.

No app to install · Free during the pilot

A request form opened from a QR code on a phone
Facility requests on a board: new, in progress and done

How it works

  1. 1

    Scan

    The form opens in the phone's browser with your logo. No app, no password.

  2. 2

    Report

    Where is it and what's wrong. About 30 seconds.

  3. 3

    Ticket

    It arrives as FR-221 and goes to whoever handles that location or kind of problem.

  4. 4

    Updates

    The person who reported it gets an email when it's scheduled and when it's fixed.

  5. 5

    Closed, with the facts

    A request can't be marked Resolved until the cost is filled in, so your totals are real.

  6. 6

    Recurring work, handled

    Schedules create tickets on their own: filter changes on the 1st, the quarterly fire extinguisher check.

Know where the money goes

Reports show cost by month and location, how many requests were opened and closed, and how long each step takes, with no spreadsheet math.

A report of total repair cost by month for facility requests

Simple on purpose

No setup project

There's no asset database or parts inventory to build first. Pick the Facility requests template and print your code today.

Know when to choose something bigger

If you run a plant with hundreds of machines, a full maintenance system fits better. If you need requests reported, assigned and finished, start here.

Questions

Do people need to install an app?+

No. The form opens in any phone's browser.

Can I have different codes for different places?+

Yes. Use a Location field and post a code in each spot; reports group costs by location.

Can tenants or customers report too, not just staff?+

Yes. Anyone with the link or code can report, and they only ever see their own requests.

What stops spam?+

The form has a built-in bot check, and daily email limits protect your sender reputation.

See something broken? Scan it. Done.