FacilityView360
The common identity, entitlement, navigation and operating picture across the connected facility. One account, one sign-in, one invoice.
facilityview360.com ↗SaaS Logic builds the software behind complex facilities: maintenance, security, assets, fleet, lost & found and digital twins, connected through FacilityView360 so every team works from the same picture with one sign-in.
Each product keeps the workflows its users need every day, while FacilityView360 provides the shared sign-in, entitlements and context across all of them.
The common identity, entitlement, navigation and operating picture across the connected facility. One account, one sign-in, one invoice.
facilityview360.com ↗Work orders, assets, preventive maintenance, inspections, inventory, procurement and compliance for facilities, airports, campuses and infrastructure teams.
mycmmspro.com ↗Digital twins, 360-degree navigation, floor plans, LiDAR, photos, documents and spatial asset records.
assetview3d.com ↗Dispatch, guard communications, mobile patrols, scheduling, incident reporting and site activity connected to the same facility.
securedutypro.com ↗GPS tracking that shows what actually got covered: live vehicles and equipment, geofences, trip history and engine hours feeding the maintenance system.
groundpilotgps.com ↗Lost-item reports, found-item records and return by mail for facilities that handle what people leave behind.
returnlinkpro.com ↗An operational digital twin that pairs with CMMS Pro: 3D, 360, CAD and GIS in one view, linked to assets and work orders.
Part of FacilityView360 ↗Adopt one product or several. Products added later land in the same FacilityView360 account rather than becoming another vendor to manage.
See pricing ↗FacilityView360 is the common identity, navigation, entitlement and orchestration layer for the products and operational records behind a modern facility. Specialized systems keep their own workflows while the broader operation comes into view.
Give teams a clear access point into the systems and environments they are entitled to use.
Connect assets, people, places, cameras, documents and work to the facility around them.
Adopt the operating layer at the pace of the organization, without forcing one giant rollout.
Start with the systems that matter most today, then connect more of the operation as the need becomes clear.