Facility teams lose their days to misrouted work orders, unit turnovers that drag on, and maintenance that only happens after something breaks. Keyco puts a physical identity on every room and every piece of equipment — so requests arrive tagged to the exact asset, work is confirmed where it happened, and preventative maintenance runs on a schedule instead of a complaint.

Every room and major asset gets a QR Dub bound to a platform-controlled identity. A request opened from a room's tag arrives pre-tagged with the exact location and equipment record.
Work orders route automatically by category, trade, and priority — the request lands with the right shop carrying the asset's full service history.
Between-occupancy checklists run as structured workflows where each step is confirmed by activating the room's tag on site — progress is visible in real time across all units.
Legacy equipment is covered by scheduled inspection rounds with physical confirmation; modern equipment reports through sensor heartbeats (Active and Digital DUBs). Both feed the same maintenance queue.
Staged parts carry their own tags — checkout and handoff are physically confirmed on both sides, compatible with smart-locker staging points.
Occupants report an issue by pointing a phone at the room's QR Dub — the request arrives tied to the exact room and asset, no forms, no guesswork.
Requests route to the right shop the first time, with the asset's full history attached — fewer misdiagnosed dispatches, fewer repeat visits.
Turnover checklists confirmed physically in the room, room by room — units come back online in days, not weeks, with proof behind every step.
PM schedules generate work ahead of failures. Service history lives on each asset — activate its tag and the whole record is there.
Physical inspection rounds for legacy equipment, sensor heartbeats for modern systems — one platform watching both.
Decentralized parts inventory with physically confirmed custody transfers — techs get parts near the job, and every handoff is on the record.