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AI Transformation · Facilities management and field services

Enterprise AI for work orders, technicians and buildings.

For facilities management, maintenance and field service companies: agents that take in and triage requests, schedule technicians and draft job reports, alongside AI for building energy, compliance and billing, each approved by a person.

Where AI helps first

  1. RequestsTaken in and triaged
  2. SchedulingTechnicians dispatched
  3. ReportsJob reports drafted
  4. BuildingsEnergy and faults spotted
  5. ComplianceStatutory checks tracked
  6. BillingContracts billed correctly

Every agent action approved by a named person

Written for

COOs and operations directors, Contract and account managers and Finance leaders

The question you came with

Why are technicians still scheduled by phone, and why do SLAs slip every month?

Part of Enterprise AI Transformation

Where it starts in facilities and field services. The first work handed to agents: request intake agent, technician scheduling and job report drafting. Each one drafts or flags, and a named person approves.

See the whole programme

What breaks in facilities and field services

If two of these are true, the rest of this page is about you.

01

Requests arrive by phone, email and app, and are logged by hand.

What it costsLost requests and slow response.

What changesAgents take in every request, classify it, check the contract and create the work order.

Agentic OS · Signal
02

Technicians are scheduled by phone and spreadsheet.

What it costsWasted travel, missed SLAs and overtime.

What changesJobs scheduled by skill, location, parts and SLA, with live status for clients.

Agentic OS · Flow
03

Job reports are incomplete or late.

What it costsDisputes, delayed billing and weak compliance records.

What changesReports drafted from technician notes and photos, checked for completeness before sign-off.

Agentic OS · Context
04

Contract billing is reconciled by hand.

What it costsRevenue leakage and client disputes.

What changesWork completed matched to contract terms and billed correctly, with exceptions flagged.

Agentic OS · Pulse

Your role

What changes for each of the people who sign off.

COOs and operations directors

SLAs met with the technicians you have.

  • SLA compliance by contract
  • Jobs per technician per day

Contract and account managers

Clients who see what is happening.

  • Live job status for clients
  • Complete reports for every visit

Finance leaders

Every job billed correctly.

  • Billing exceptions flagged
  • Days from job to invoice

What we build for facilities and field services

The capability on the left, what your team would notice on the right.

  • Requests

    Request intake agent

    Requests from phone, email, app and portal classified, checked against the contract and turned into work orders.

  • Scheduling

    Technician scheduling

    Jobs scheduled by skill, location, parts and SLA, with a technician app and live status.

  • Reports

    Job report drafting

    Reports drafted from technician notes, photos and readings, checked for completeness before sign-off.

  • Buildings

    Building energy and fault analytics

    BMS and meter data analysed to find faults, waste and savings.

  • Compliance

    Statutory compliance tracking

    Inspections, certificates and planned maintenance tracked, with overdue items flagged.

  • Billing

    Contract billing

    Completed work matched to contract terms and billed, with exceptions routed to finance.

Enterprise AI in facilities and field services, beyond sales

The same programme runs in operations, finance and service. These are the first workflows we usually see handed to agents. Each one drafts, checks or flags; a named person decides.

  • Service desk

    Requests taken in, triaged and turned into work orders.

  • Field operations

    Technicians scheduled and job reports drafted for sign-off.

  • Buildings

    Energy waste and faults flagged from BMS and meter data.

  • Finance

    Work matched to contract terms and billed, with exceptions routed.

  • Compliance

    Statutory checks and certificates tracked to completion.

Where we start

Small, fixed and useful on its own. You decide after each step.

  • Weeks 1 to 3

    AI Transformation Review

    Operations, systems and data reviewed, and the first workflows ranked by value: usually request intake or job report drafting.

  • First pilot

    One workflow in production

    The highest-value workflow live with a baseline, a named approver and an audit trail.

  • Then

    Scheduling and billing

    Technician scheduling and contract billing, connected to your field service system.

Questions

Do we need a new field service system?

Often not. We connect agents to the system you run, and recommend a new one only where there is a real gap.

Can clients see job status?

Yes. Clients can get live status and reports through a portal or messaging.

Does building analytics need new sensors?

Usually not. We start with BMS and meter data you already collect.

Where do we start?

With the AI Transformation Review. It names the first workflow worth handing to an agent, and what has to be fixed first.

AI transformation for the agentic engine era

Start with a fixed-fee AI transformation review. We map your systems, data and teams against the six layers of Pegasus Agentic OS and name the first workflows to hand to agents. You keep the findings whether or not you work with us.