Building defects
Record damaged fixtures, doors and surfaces with the relevant site and area.
The people using your buildings every day often spot defects and service issues first. Give employees, customers, contractors and visitors a simple QR reporting route, then manage the response through one dashboard.
A damaged door might be mentioned to reception and a cleaning issue sent in a message. Location-specific QR codes bring those observations into a consistent process for management review and follow-up.
Record damaged fixtures, doors and surfaces with the relevant site and area.
Capture missed standards and identify repeated service concerns.
Give building users a route for visible access problems and fire-safety concerns.
Bring recurring contracted-service concerns into a traceable management record.
Scan a QR code or open a public link and describe what you’ve noticed.
An authorised user reviews the category, priority and access needs.
Give the right person ownership and set a deadline.
Record the corrective or improvement work and track progress.
Check that the required action has actually been completed.
Close the case with a clear record of the outcome.
Review recurring issues, positive reports and opportunities to improve.
Authorised users can set priorities, assign cases, record actions and notes, set deadlines, verify completion and retain a history of material changes. Public reporters don’t need a dashboard account.
Explore Case ManagementCompliments, suggestions, good catches and good practice matter alongside concerns and complaints. Review positive reporting and recurring issues to understand what should change and what should be repeated.
Keep Improving is for facilities reporting and follow-up. It isn’t a CAFM, CMMS, planned-maintenance or asset-lifecycle system.
No. Public reporters scan a QR code or open a public link, complete the form and submit. Only authorised dashboard users log in.
Yes. JPG/JPEG, PNG, WebP and PDF are supported, with up to 5 files per submission and a maximum of 10 MB per file.
All uploaded originals, thumbnails and previews are permanently deleted exactly 7 days after the original submission date. Viewing, downloading or keeping a case open doesn’t extend that period. The non-file case record remains under the applicable account-retention rules.
Give people a simple way to report what they see, then give your team a clear process for following it through.