Configuring Contractors
Your contractor network is the backbone of maintenance delivery. MaintenanceOS lets you manage contractors, their specialisms, and performance in one place.
Searchable documentation for MaintenanceOS: getting started, repairs, compliance, integrations, and more. 26 articles, versioned in git.
Your contractor network is the backbone of maintenance delivery. MaintenanceOS lets you manage contractors, their specialisms, and performance in one place.
Welcome to MaintenanceOS. This guide walks you through the initial setup so your team can start managing maintenance operations safely and efficiently.
MaintenanceOS sends notifications for repair updates, safety alerts, compliance deadlines, and system events. Configure them to match your team's workflow.
Every repair in MaintenanceOS follows a defined lifecycle. Understanding each stage helps your team manage work efficiently and maintain compliance.
MaintenanceOS is designed to handle emergencies safely and compliantly. This guide covers the critical procedures every team member should know.
Safety latches are MaintenanceOS's core safety mechanism. They automatically detect high-risk repairs and prevent them from being assigned to contractors until a designated safety officer reviews them.
The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 requires a "suitable and sufficient" fire risk assessment (FRA) for all non-domestic premises and common parts of residential buildings.
Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) require mandatory licensing and compliance with enhanced standards. MaintenanceOS tracks licences, conditions, and inspection readiness.
Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) rate property energy efficiency from A (best) to G (worst). UK rental properties must meet Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES).
UK landlords must ensure gas appliances, flues, and pipework are checked annually by a Gas Safe registered engineer. MaintenanceOS automates tracking, scheduling, and certification.
MaintenanceOS tracks contractor certifications, insurance, and qualifications to ensure only qualified contractors work on your properties.
When a repair needs parts or specialist work beyond the initial scope, contractors submit quotes through MaintenanceOS. This guide covers the end-to-end quote workflow.
MaintenanceOS helps you assign the right contractor to each repair using smart matching based on trade, location, availability, and performance.
MaintenanceOS is a Progressive Web App (PWA) — installable on mobile and desktop, works offline, and supports push notifications.
MaintenanceOS is designed to be accessible to everyone. We target WCAG 2.2 Level AA conformance across all user-facing surfaces.
The MaintenanceOS tenant portal lets tenants report repairs, track progress, and communicate with your team — reducing phone calls and improving satisfaction.
Webhooks deliver real-time events from MaintenanceOS to your systems. This guide covers building a robust consumer.
This guide gets you from zero to your first API call in under 5 minutes.
MaintenanceOS connects to your existing stack via REST API, webhooks, and pre-built integrations. All integrations are read/write where appropriate — you stay in control of your data.
MaintenanceOS provides a comprehensive reporting suite to help you monitor performance, prove compliance, and make data-driven decisions.
Control who has access to your MaintenanceOS workspace and what they can do.
MaintenanceOS uses transparent, per-workspace pricing. This guide covers plans, billing cycles, and account management.
MaintenanceOS is built with security and privacy by design. This document explains how we protect your data and your rights.
Quick solutions for the most frequent support requests.
Quick answers to the most common questions. Can't find yours? Contact support(./getting-help).
Multiple channels to get the help you need, when you need it.
Stay up to date with what's new in MaintenanceOS. Release notes are published with every deploy.
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