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FMIQ Nexus was not designed in a software office. It grew out of running real estates, plant rooms and contractor queues, and every screen answers a question an operator actually asks.
The platforms got bigger and the FMs got spreadsheets, so this one was written by people who have carried the radio, chased the contractor and signed the compliance statement.
Your asset value protected by evidence, not assumption.
One defensible picture across every site you answer for.
Fewer chases, cleaner audits, days that end on time.
A requester describes the problem in plain words and the platform finds the asset, routes the trade and sets the service level, three taps from fault to logged.
Technicians capture photos, readings and voice notes offline and sync the moment they surface, while contractors see the job, the permit and the evidence required before they arrive.
Presentation rounds are scored with photo evidence, a failed item raises its own work order to the right contractor, and site attendance proves itself with geofencing instead of a clipboard signature.
Working with children checks ride the same expiry sweeps as licences and inductions, campus hierarchies and hygiene rounds are first class citizens, and schedules are planned around term time rather than fighting it.
The vans, utes and pool cars that keep an estate moving live in the same register as its buildings, so servicing and registration ride the same expiry sweeps, a fault found on a prestart raises a work order like any other defect, and every vehicle carries its whole history.
From a work order you raise a purchase order, purchase orders carry GL codes, and invoices are automatically matched three ways, against the purchase order, the work order and its service docket: a material mismatch blocks payment, and softer exceptions are flagged for a person to clear. Priced for the operations budget, not the IT budget.
Big platforms ship an upgrade once or twice a year, while FMIQ Nexus is configured continuously, so a change requested on Tuesday can be live on Friday with nothing for your IT team to install.
Built-in AI drafts, checks and flags, from purchase order mismatches to duplicate assets and permit gaps, and the final call always carries a human name and a timestamp.
Permits, isolations and method statements travel with the equipment, recurring maintenance raises work orders on a cadence for regimes like AS 1851, and the audit trail writes itself while the work happens.
A nexus is where things join: maintenance history, finance, safety, documents and field activity consolidated into one operational place, which is why the name is on the door.
Your registers come across as they are, we map and tidy as we go, and one site or forty you are working in live data within a fortnight, with no cutover weekend where everything must go right at once.
We are taking a small number of design partners: estates that run FMIQ Nexus on real work at one site for ninety days, with a direct line to the people who build it. You decide on your own numbers, not on a sales deck.
SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certification are underway, independent penetration testing is part of our delivery standard, primary client data is hosted in Sydney, Australia (our privacy page lists the overseas providers some features use), and everything is yours to take if you ever leave.
You have followed one signal from a fault reported in plain words to a matched invoice and a closed permit. Bring us one building, and hear what yours has to say.