Migdalor

Maintenance & faults

Nothing falls through the cracks

Preventive maintenance and fault handling in one system. The record is created while the work happens — not on a separate form afterward.

Preventive maintenance

One elevator, from registration to contract renewal

Every system in the building goes through the same chain: registration, plan, task, documented work, and a contract that renews on time. Here's what that looks like for one elevator.

  1. System

    Passenger elevator — Building A

    Registered with a serial number and warranty date

  2. Plan

    Semi-annual inspection

    Every 6 months · reminder 14 days ahead

    Preventive
  3. Task

    Created automatically for the due date

    Assigned to the building's elevator supplier

    Today
  4. Documented work

    Checklist with photos

    Every item is closed with a photo and a date

    Completed
  5. Agreement

    The service contract, tracked

    Alert 30 days before it expires

    21 days left

01

Registering the system

Every system in the building is registered once, with a serial number and a warranty date. Elevators, fire safety, pumps, HVAC, generators and plumbing — all on record in one place, instead of in a binder at each supplier.

System

Passenger elevator — Building A

Serial no.
SN-48213
Warranty until
03/2027
ElevatorsFire safetyPumpsHVACGeneratorPlumbing

02

Maintenance plan

Every system has a fixed service plan, say every 6 months, with a reminder two weeks ahead. The next service date is calculated automatically from the last one.

Plan

Semi-annual inspection

Frequency
Every 6 months
Reminder
14 days ahead
Next due
12/09
Calculated automatically

03

Task

As the date approaches, a task is created automatically and assigned to the right supplier. Every task sits in one queue, and a task past its due date is flagged overdue — visible immediately.

Task

  • Elevator inspection — Building AOverdue
  • Water pump inspection — Building BToday
  • Generator inspection — Building AIn 5 days

Assigned to: S.K. Elevators Ltd.

04

Documented work

The technician works from a checklist defined for that system, and every item closes with a photo. What's left is a clean record: date, photos, and who did the work.

Documented work

  • Cable and brake inspection
  • Door and locking mechanism check
  • Emergency lighting check
  • A photo attached to every item

Completed on: 18/08 · Performed by a certified technician

05

A contract that renews on time

An alert 30 days before the service contract expires. Suppliers are on record with license numbers and the agreement's own documents — when you need to know who has a contract and when it ends, the answer is already written down.

Agreement

Service contract — Fire safety

Supplier
FireSafe Ltd.
License no.
FR-2291
Contract valid until
30/11
21 days left

Fault handling

A fault: from report to close

A resident reports from the app with a photo, the manager classifies it and assigns a supplier, and she sees every update right inside her report — without a single phone call.

  • Classified by category, location in the building and urgency
  • Assigned to a supplier or contact, with status updates for the resident inside the report
  • Closed with before-and-after photos — not just "resolved"
  • A full log of every event on the report: who, what, and when
  1. 06:40A resident reports from the appReceived

    "Leak in the garage ceiling, near spot 14" · with a photo

  2. 08:05The manager classifies and assigns itIn progress

    Category: Plumbing · Priority: High · Supplier: Y.M. Plumbing

  3. 10:30An update lands right in her report

    "The supplier's on the way, expected today" — no phone call needed

  4. 13:15The work is documented

    Before-and-after photos attached to the report

  5. 13:20Closed with full documentationResolved

    Every event is saved — who, what, and when

A fire safety inspection, an insurance claim after a leak, a dispute with a contractor — they all start with the same request: "show me the record." A building run on Migdalor simply pulls it up.

Check yourself

Six questions about your building

Only mark "yes" if you have an immediate answer, without opening a binder.

You answered "yes" to 0 out of 6

In a building run on Migdalor, the answer to all six is on one screen

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