Facilities reconciliation for K–12 district ops

Turn Friday budget pressure into calm, campus-level proof.

DistrictOps shows district teams where facilities dollars are leaking, why the same assets keep failing, and what evidence to bring into AP review, vendor calls, or cabinet updates.

It ingests CMMS, ERP, helpdesk, and vendor exports, then auto-matches work orders, labor, purchase orders, invoices, assets, and campuses to flag ghost spend, duplicate billing, SLA overages, and chronic work-order loops.

Best fit: multi-campus districts with separate CMMS + AP workflows and outside vendors.

3 data lanes
CMMS, ERP/AP, invoices on day one
Reviewer-first
Confidence scores, not black-box approvals
CSV + SFTP
Least-privilege pilot setup
1 business day
Typical response window for pilot access requests
Export-first setup
No invasive live integrations to start
Least-privilege reviewer access
Sample dashboard + starter kit available
Who this is for

Best for districts that already feel the handoff pain.

  • Roughly 8,000–60,000 students, multiple campuses, and outside vendors touching critical assets.
  • Separate CMMS, AP / ERP, and invoice workflows that have to be reconciled during Friday review, month-end close, audit prep, or vendor disputes.
  • Teams already exporting data from Brightly / SchoolDude, Incident IQ, FMX, Munis, Frontline, or similar systems.
  • Finance + facilities pairs that need proof fast without forcing a rip-and-replace project.
Who this is not for

Not built for districts without operational sprawl.

  • Single-site organizations that can already trace work to spend in one system.
  • Teams that need live transactional write-back before they need weekly proof.
  • Districts with no export path and no appetite for reviewer-led exception handling.
  • Buyers looking for a full CMMS replacement instead of a reconciliation and controls layer.
How it works

1. Import district exports

Start with nightly CSV drops or district-hosted SFTP from CMMS, ERP/AP, helpdesk, and vendor invoice folders.

How it works

2. Review matched evidence

DistrictOps links tickets, labor, POs, invoices, assets, and campuses, then scores exceptions for reviewer approval.

How it works

3. Export calm proof

Share a weekly Leak Report or vendor evidence pack with audit-ready detail instead of rebuilding the trail in spreadsheets.

Finance + operations

Walk into cabinet with proof.

Variance explanations, duplicate-spend review, and campus-level flagged totals land in one weekly leak report instead of spreadsheet archaeology.

Facilities

Show what keeps breaking and why.

Repeat HVAC, boiler, roofing, and vendor-response loops surface beside the invoices, labor, and SLA drift that finance needs to see.

Procurement + AP

Keep pilots narrow and defensible.

Export-first setup, least-privilege roles, and vendor-shareable evidence packs make it easier to approve a paid pilot without invasive access.

What the MVP does

  • Guided import mapper for CMMS, ERP, invoices, and vendor SLA files
  • Confidence-scored matcher with reviewer-in-the-loop
  • Per-campus and per-vendor leak dashboards
  • Leak Report exports in CSV and PDF evidence-pack format

Why districts can say yes

  • Starts with file upload or SFTP, not invasive live integrations
  • Least-privilege reviewer roles and narrow evidence sharing
  • Designed for AP, facilities, cabinet, audit, and vendor review
  • Board-ready outputs in days instead of spreadsheet archaeology

Seeded pilot scenario

  • Duplicate spend on a mechanical vendor invoice cluster
  • Ghost spend with missing PO / work-order linkage
  • Chronic HVAC and boiler repeat failures by campus
  • SLA overages on contractor response and close-out times
Pilot starter kit

Leak Report sample

Forward a board-safe snapshot that shows findings, campus totals, and flagged spend without needing district data in the room.

Pilot starter kit

Vendor evidence pack

Show how linked invoices, work orders, overages, and reviewer notes travel together when a contractor dispute starts.

Pilot starter kit

What exports we need

One page for finance, facilities, and procurement: scope, minimum columns, pilot guardrails, and success metrics.