Best-in-class for assets, PPM, work orders, spaces, HSE, and energy.
Coreziyo's CAFM is a complete facility-management system on its own — you can deploy it standalone if all you need is assets, PPM, work orders, spaces and HSE. It's also designed to plug straight into the rest of the Coreziyo platform when you're ready, so finance, HR, procurement and the rest become extensions of the same record, not separate systems. Most facility teams started life on a CMMS — a maintenance log dressed up as software. They're now running buildings, fleets and people through it, and the cracks show every month-end. Reports take days. Work orders bypass approvals because the workflow is too painful. Asset registers diverge from the ledger because nobody owns the reconciliation. Advanced CAFM means six things at once: full asset lifecycle (not just maintenance), PPM that schedules itself, mobile-first work orders, spaces and energy modelled like real real-estate, HSE native to the asset record, and connected operations across finance, HR and procurement. Coreziyo does all six on one platform — so the work order, the cost posting, the spare-part consumption and the technician credit are one event, not four exports.
The bar for advanced CAFM has moved. Six things now separate it from yesterday’s CMMS: full asset lifecycle, smart PPM, mobile-first work orders, spaces and energy, native HSE, and connected operations.
Coreziyo’s CAFM core does all six — and the data lives in the same platform as your finance, HR and procurement, so a closed work order posts a cost, consumes a part, and credits a technician without a CSV in sight.
The result is a building team that stops fighting their tools and starts running operations. Auditors get evidence trails on demand. Finance closes the month while the work is still happening. ESG reports come out of the same system that runs the maintenance schedule. And the technician on the floor — the person who actually keeps the lights on — works on the device they already carry, not a clipboard tied to a back-office terminal.
What you actually get
One asset, one record
Acquisition, deployment, operation, maintenance, insurance and disposal — same record, same platform, end-to-end. The asset register and the general ledger never diverge because they share the same write.
PPM that schedules itself
Schedules generated by asset, frequency, location and season. Auto-routing pushes the right job to the right technician based on skill, proximity and load — not a coordinator's spreadsheet.
Mobile-first work orders
The technician picks up, completes the checklist, captures photos, signs off and consumes spares — on the device they already carry. No clipboard, no double-entry into a back-office system.
Spaces, energy and ESG modelled natively
Buildings, floors, rooms, meters — the real real-estate hierarchy. Energy and water meters with interval data feed straight into sustainability reporting. ESG is a side-effect, not a project.
HSE native, not bolted on
Incidents, near-misses, permits-to-work, audits and observations live where the assets live — same platform, same audit trail, same identity. Risk is finally co-located with the work.
Operational visibility, live
Backlog, MTTR, SLA breach risk, technician load, spare-part runway, cost variance — in real-time dashboards. The questions that used to take a Tuesday afternoon take a glance.
Drill into Advanced CAFM
Explore each stage in depth.
Asset Management
One register for every asset across every building — from acquisition to disposal, live and accurate.
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Work Orders
From the request that comes in at midnight to the cost that posts at close — one continuous flow.
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PPM Scheduling
3,800 preventive maintenance jobs scheduled automatically every month — no coordinator required.
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Mobile Field App
3,900 technicians run their entire workday on the device they already carry — with or without a signal.
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How it shows up in real operations
A typical month at a Tier-1 GCC FM operator: 12,000+ work orders processed, 3,800 PPMs auto-scheduled, 320 permits-to-work issued, 450 incidents logged with closure evidence, 1,400 spare-parts consumed against asset records, and a finance close that runs the same week — not the following month. The operator's controllers see a single number for "maintenance cost per square metre per asset class" because that number isn't reconstructed from CSVs at month-end. It's the live state of the platform.