Requests arrive everywhere
Hallway conversations, sticky notes, text messages, and calls leave someone gathering the location, urgency, and photo after the report arrives.
FMMS · WORKING DEMONSTRATION
Every maintenance request, tracked from report to done.
FMMS gives property, facility, and operations managers one system where problems arrive with a photo and location, work gets assigned to a technician, progress moves across a visible board, and equipment stays on a service schedule.
Real product footage · Demonstration data · No client outcomes claimed
115-SECOND PRODUCT TOUR
See the whole loop in one sitting.
The walkthrough shows the operating loop: a requester reports an issue with location, type, urgency, description, and a photo; an admin reviews and assigns it; a technician moves work from Assigned to In Progress to Completed; and managers can see the workload and preventive schedule.
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Working demonstrationFMMS product tour
1 minute 55 seconds · demonstration data
The screens are from the working FMMS demonstration. Names, requests, and figures shown inside it are demonstration data, not client results.
Read the product tour transcript
This is a verbatim transcript of the demonstration video's promotional narration. Words such as “secure,” “real time,” “instantly,” and “nothing is missed” are narration, not measured performance, security, deployment, or outcome claims from Anito.
A stuck elevator. A leaking pipe. And a hundred messages asking who's fixing it. Sound familiar?
Meet FMMS, the facilities maintenance management system from Anito Systems Solution. One secure login, and your entire operation comes into view.
The dashboard tells you everything at a glance. Open requests, work in progress, average response times, and what needs attention, all in real time.
When something breaks, anyone on your team can report it in seconds. Choose the location, describe the issue, set the urgency, and attach a photo. That's it.
The request lands instantly in your triage queue. Review the details, check the photo, and assign it to the right technician with a single click.
Technicians get a simple job board instead of paperwork. Drag a card to start the job. Drag it again when the work is done. Everyone sees the status instantly.
Every asset you manage, from chillers to elevators, lives in one organized inventory, with categories, locations, and service details always up to date.
And here's the biggest win. FMMS plans preventive maintenance for you, weeks in advance. Every task comes with a clear, step-by-step checklist, so nothing is skipped, and nothing is missed.
One system, three tailored views. Requesters report problems. Technicians fix them. And you keep every building running smoothly.
Stop chasing repairs, and start preventing them. Book your live demo with Anito Systems Solution today.
THE COST HIDING AROUND THE JOB
The expensive part is everything around the repair.
The wrench time is visible. The coordination time hides in messages, walk-arounds, repeated updates, and records rebuilt from memory.
Assignment lives in one person's head
Who owns the job? Has it started? Every status question becomes another interruption when the answer is not visible.
Preventive work slips
Without scheduled tasks and history in one place, routine work can wait until a failure forces it back to the top.
The numbers take work to assemble
Open requests, work in progress, response time, and pending maintenance should be ready to read — not rebuilt for each meeting.
Every gap is paid for in staff time: reporting twice, asking for status, walking to check, and reconstructing history. Put your own number on that time below.
THE OPERATING LOOP
How FMMS turns reports into finished work.
One path from the first report to keeping preventive work visible.
01
Report
A requester adds the location, problem type, urgency, description, and a photo. The person fixing it starts with the context in front of them.
02
Assign
An admin reviews the queue and assigns each request to a technician. Ownership is visible from that point forward.
03
Complete
Technicians work from Assigned, In Progress, and Completed columns, with step-by-step checklists for repeatable work.
04
Prevent
Equipment records, scheduled tasks, reusable checklists, and maintenance history help the team keep routine work in view.
ONE SYSTEM · THREE VIEWS
Each person sees the work they need to move.
Requester
Report the problem once
Add the location, type, urgency, description, and photo in the requester view so the report starts with useful context.
Technician
See the next job clearly
Work from one board with Assigned, In Progress, and Completed columns while equipment records and maintenance checklists stay in the system.
Admin
Keep the workload in view
Review requests, assign technicians, maintain equipment records, schedule preventive work, and read the dashboard without a walk-around.
WHAT IS IN THE DEMONSTRATION
Features translated into the work they remove.
No roadmap promises in this list. Every item below appears in the working product or its recorded tour.
A complete request
Location · issue type · urgency · description · photo
The person fixing it gets the context with the job.
Visible ownership
Admin triage · technician assignment
The queue shows who has each request.
A board built around the work
Assigned · In Progress · Completed
Status is visible without asking for another update.
Equipment records together
Category · location · model · serial · service status
Useful asset details stay in one organized inventory.
Routine work stays visible
Scheduled tasks · reusable checklists · history
The team can see what is due and follow the same steps.
The workload at a glance
Open · in progress · response time · pending maintenance
Managers start with the operating picture instead of assembling it.
BUYER-CONTROLLED ESTIMATE
Put your own number on coordination.
You know your operation better than any vendor does, so the calculator starts blank. Add how many people touch maintenance coordination, the hours each spends on it each week, their loaded hourly cost, and the share of that time you believe could be recovered.
Use your numbers
Nothing is pre-filled.
People who report, assign, update, or chase maintenance work.
people
Per person, spent on updates, retyping, and status reports.
hours
Pay plus the employment costs you include in planning.
USD
Choose the share FMMS would need to remove for the case to work.
%
YOUR ESTIMATE
Add your four numbers to see the annual picture.
The page will not guess what your time or recovery rate is worth.
Formula: people × hours each week × 52 × hourly cost. The capacity figure applies the percentage you chose.
Downtime, repair bills, and avoided failures are not included. Those need your maintenance records, not a marketing assumption.
This estimate uses only the numbers you enter. It values recovered capacity, not promised cash savings. Downtime and repair costs are excluded because those require your maintenance records, not a marketing assumption.
PROOF, NOT CLAIMS
What FMMS is — and what it is not yet.
FMMS has zero customers and zero deployments today. It is a working demonstration built by Anito, shown with demonstration data. We are not presenting it as production-ready or dressing it up as a client result. The video and brochure show what exists now; a real deployment would be scoped against your operation before anyone makes a promise.
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BUYER QUESTIONS
What to know before you ask about deployment.
No. FMMS is a working demonstration built by Anito. Anito has no clients yet, and this page does not turn demonstration data into a client result.
No. The current demonstration runs in the browser with requester, admin, and technician views. It does not claim notifications, offline mode, or a mobile app.
Not in the current demonstration. Integrations, purchasing, billing, and service-level enforcement are not shown or promised here. If they matter, they belong in the scope discussion.
From you. Every calculator input starts blank, including the share of time you believe is recoverable. The output estimates coordination cost and capacity value — not guaranteed savings.
Start with your real maintenance workflow: who reports, who assigns, who completes, and what must be proven before launch. Anito can then give you a scoped build path — or an honest no if the demonstration does not fit the problem.
YOUR NEXT STEP
You run the facility. The engine runs the process.
Bring one week of real maintenance requests and walk them against the demonstration. You will see where FMMS fits, where it does not, and what a deployment would have to prove before it is worth your money.
An honest no if FMMS is not the right fit
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