Squadly
Building owner

See what your contractors actually did, in every building, without chasing

Track every service, inspection and contractor across your portfolio. Own the service record, whoever holds the contract, instead of chasing inboxes and spreadsheets.

Proof of service is a phone call away. Until it is not. You are accountable for what contractors do. But you are not in the room. A cleaning contractor says the job was done. A maintenance crew says the certificate is current. You have no way to verify either without chasing three inboxes and a shared folder. When the audit comes, that gap costs you.

Before and After

You own the outcome. Contractors own the day-to-day.

What owners deal with today

Proof of service is a phone call to the contractor. Certificate expiry is a spreadsheet someone updates inconsistently. Spend visibility means waiting for invoices to land in your inbox.

  • One place for contractor and contract records

  • Inspection and audit trails per building

  • Alerts before certificates lapse

How Squadly changes this

Frame holds sites, assets, jobs, and documents. Wire gives you structured updates from contractors. Nexus reminds teams before something expires. You see it all without chasing anyone.

Contractor Visibility

Squadly for building owners

Contractor oversight

Every contractor added to jobs with scoped access. Job records, sign-offs, and completion photos stored against the building, not in their inbox.

Certificate & compliance tracking

Insurance, licences, and compliance certificates tracked in Frame. Nexus sends alerts before expiry so nothing lapses between review cycles.

Service verification

Inspection records, before and after photos, and check-in history attached to each job. Proof of service available in seconds, not after a phone call.

Spend and contract visibility

All contracts stored in Frame with spend tracked against scope. One view across all buildings and all suppliers.

Incident records per building

Incidents logged by contractors and field teams are stored against the site. Full history available for insurance and legal purposes without a filing cabinet.

Renewal-ready documentation

When a contract comes up for renewal, everything you need is in one profile: job history, inspection records, compliance status, and spend. No inbox archaeology.

Capabilities

Map oversight to the modules you already use in Frame

01 — Sites

Sites & hierarchy

Mirror each property and critical assets, lifts, HVAC, fire systems, with inspection history attached to every record.

02 — Contracts

Contracts & documents

Store agreements and compliance files on the record. Get notified before renewals and expiries with no manual calendar.

03 — Compliance

Certificate tracking

Every certificate loaded with an expiry date. Nexus sends reminders to the right person 30 days before anything lapses.

04 — Reports

Reporting

Operations and financial reports without exporting to Excel for every question. Pull spend, service delivery, and compliance status on demand.

05 — Nexus

Nexus, automated oversight

Set the rules once. Nexus watches for contract renewals, certificate expiries, and overdue inspections, then alerts the right person automatically.

Getting started

Visibility across your portfolio from day one

Add your buildings

Set up the portfolio in Frame with each property, floor, and critical asset. Takes an afternoon.

Load contractor agreements

Upload existing contracts and compliance documents. Set expiry dates so Nexus can track them.

Set expiry alerts

Nexus sends reminders before anything lapses. You stop managing a manual calendar for certificates.

Reports update as work happens

As contractors log jobs and inspections, your visibility updates in real time. The board report writes itself.

Choose your path

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