Corrigo pricing is typically quote-based and depends on deployment scale, number of users, integration requirements and service level needs. Enterprise deployments with JLL-managed operations factor in implementation, connectors (SSO, CAFM, ERP), vendor onboarding and optional managed services. Pricing models combine software licensing (per user or per site), optional modules (vendor management, invoice reconciliation), and implementation fees. Enterprise rollouts often include professional services for integrations, data migration and operational support. We can provide a cost breakdown, ROI projections, total cost of ownership estimate and multi-year licensing options. Contact us for your tailored Corrigo pricing proposal. 

Best practice is to follow a phased approach, with phase one including a current processes assessment, assets map, data clean-up and defining SLAs-. Pilot a single portfolio, then scale. Phase two may include establishing governance (roles, approval workflows), standardizing PM templates, enabling technician mobile training and validating integrations with CAFM/ERP. Track your KPIs from day one, and iterate based on adoption metrics. 

Enterprise implementation timelines vary by scope. A standard multi-site rollout with SSO and CAFM/ERP integrations typically ranges from 8-20 weeks. Timelines depend on data readiness, number of integrations, vendor onboarding and governance checkpoints. Our implementation playbook accelerates rollouts by standardizing SSO, data mapping and vendor onboarding. 

Frequent challenges include poor data quality, unclear ownership of maintenance workflows, insufficient change management, complex integrations and low user adoption rates. You can mitigate these by running a data remediation sprint, defining stakeholder roles, delivering mobile training and piloting Corrigo in a representative portfolio. 

Yes, Corrigo includes mobile technician applications that support offline work orders, asset lookups via QR/barcode scanning, photo attachments, parts requests and signoffs. Mobile workflows speed up first-time fix rates and technician productivity across multi-site portfolios. 

Yes, Corrigo is available as a cloud-hosted SaaS platform, enabling centralized work order orchestration, vendor management and near real-time reporting across multiple sites. SaaS delivery simplifies updates, security patching and scaling for enterprise portfolios. 

Cloud CMMS solutions deliver faster deployments, continuous updates, lower upfront infrastructure cost and easier integration with CAFM, ERP and identity providers. They enable centralized analytics and portfolio-level visibility. On-premise can offer more direct control over infrastructure, but typically it also increases ongoing maintenance costs and slows upgrade cycles. 

Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) focuses on work order management, preventative maintenance scheduling and technician workflows. EAM (Enterprise Asset Management) covers broader asset lifecycle management, capital planning, depreciation and financial integration. Corrigo serves core CMMS needs with enterprise integrations to EAM and CAFM systems for holistic asset strategies. 

A CMMS centralizes asset and location records, schedules preventative maintenance, creates and assigns work orders, tracks parts and labor, and records service history. Corrigo automates work order routing, enforces SLAs, manages third-party vendors and aggregates performance data for analytics. 

Corrigo automates the work order lifecycle, orchestrates vendor and contractor workflows, reconciles contractor invoicing, supports mobile technician workflows and integrates with CAFM/ERP systems to centralize maintenance operations and measure maintenance ROI. 

CMMS is used across retail, workplace and corporate real estate, including industries like healthcare, education, hospitality, industrial facilities, utilities and public sector portfolios. Corrigo is frequently deployed for retail chains, multi-site property portfolios and enterprise workplace programs requiring vendor orchestration. 

Benefits include reduced downtime, improved preventative maintenance compliance, centralized asset histories, faster technician response times, better parts and inventory control, streamlined vendor management, and clear maintenance ROI tracking. 

The initial step in selecting a CMMS is to clarify your performance goals. Identify the critical tasks your FM team requires and necessary business software integrations. Corporate leadership will determine the metrics and reporting needs to gauge performance.

If your goals include managing work orders, assets, and service providers, starting with a CMMS is a logical choice. You can customize these systems to meet objectives beyond basic management functions.

By understanding and investong in CMMS software, facilities managers can drive efficiency, enhance productivity, and make more informed decisions.

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JLL Technologies University offers comprehensive training, onboarding, and technical documentation for JLL property technology.  

Visit the Corrigo Enterprise training hubto earn product certification, take functional training courses, review product deployment guides, and watch training recordings. 

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