Triage requests faster
Accept requests from staff, classify urgency, connect the right building and asset history, and route the work by trade and location.
AI-powered facilities operations for schools
Edviro connects energy monitoring, diagnostics, work orders, assets, inspections, and capital planning. It helps your team find the likely cause, coordinate the response, and verify that the problem was resolved.
Use Edviro as your CMMS and work-order system—or connect the systems you already have.
Book a demoFrom request to resolution
Accept requests from staff, classify urgency, connect the right building and asset history, and route the work by trade and location.
Deliver assignments, notes, photos, inspection history, and related energy or controls evidence on mobile devices.
Record the outcome, verify performance where data is available, and surface recurring failures before the next capital decision.
Replace or integrate
Some districts are ready to replace an outdated work-order system. Others have a CMMS their team is comfortable using. Edviro supports both paths: a native work-order and asset system for consolidation, and integrations that carry findings into the district’s existing workflow.
Older schools are included. A district can begin with bills, interval data, calendars, asset records, inspections, and maintenance history, then connect controls where supported and authorized.
Common questions
Yes. Edviro includes native work-order and asset-management capabilities and can replace an incumbent system when the district chooses. It can also integrate with an existing CMMS when the district wants to keep it.
No. Edviro can start with utility bills, interval meter data, schedules, equipment information, inspections, and work orders. Building automation integrations add more signals and, when authorized, more control options, but they are not required to begin.
No. Edviro assembles evidence, helps triage requests, coordinates approved work, and verifies results. Qualified district staff and contractors remain responsible for field work, safety decisions, and authorization.