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For In-House FM

Service due. Contractor booked. Compliance covered. Peace of mind.

The problem

Planned maintenance depends on someone remembering.

Based on 600+ hours of shadowing facilities management teams.

More volume, more people

Back office headcount grows in line with contract volume – there is no other way to absorb the work.

More pressure, more errors

High-volume, high-pressure environments burn people out. The higher the workload, the more mistakes slip through.

The root cause is systemic

95% of the work is manual, repetitive, and fully automatable – yet still done manually.

See it work

Reactive and planned, one back office.

A fault call, then a planned service. Illustrative screens and data.

01 / 09

Request

A request arrives by voice, email or WhatsApp. TYTEN reads it the way a helpdesk would.

Any channel, one request
Voice
Voice agent answers
“The lights are out on the whole third floor.”
Email
Third floor lights out, please attend today To the helpdesk inbox, 08:40
WhatsApp
Lights out on the whole third floor, can someone come today?
Read, understood and logged as one job
02 / 09

Planned due

A quarterly fire alarm service falls due.

Planned maintenanceContractors
Ready
1Pending booking
0Awaiting purchase order
0Needs manager confirm
0Open remedials
LRH-2026-0042Fire Alarm System Maintenance (Quarterly)Pending booking
Due 29 Apr 2026 · FireGuard Services Ltd
03 / 09

Purchase order

A purchase order is requested first, and chased until it arrives.

Facilities team mailbox
Purchase order required: Fire Alarm Service
Contractor
FireGuard Services Ltd
Work order
LRH-2026-0042

Nothing is booked without a purchase order.

Request sent to the facilities team
Reminder after a few days
No reply: escalate to a senior colleague
Purchase order attached to LRH-2026-0042PDF
04 / 09

Booking

TYTEN emails the contractor for a date.

Contractor mailboxSent
From
Meridian Service Desk, TYTEN
To
servicedesk@demo-services.co.uk
Subject
Service Booking Required

Work Order LRH-2026-0042. Please confirm a date for the quarterly fire alarm service. The purchase order is attached.

05 / 09

Date

A date is proposed, then confirmed.

Contractor replyReply received

We can attend on Tuesday 29 April, 08:00 to 09:00. The engineer is John Smith.

Facilities manager
Action required: confirm the service date
Date confirmed: Tuesday 29 April, 08:00 to 09:00
06 / 09

Compliance

The compliance pack is requested and checked.

Pre-visit compliance pack
Public liability insurance, minimum £10mRequestedChecked
Risk assessment for the site and fire detectionRequestedChecked
Method statement for the alarm panel testRequestedChecked
Fire alarm engineer certificationRequestedChecked

The visit is not confirmed until all four are received and validated.

Compliance pack checked and filed
07 / 09

Invite

The invite and permit go out.

Calendar invite
Fire Alarm Quarterly Test
Service
Fire Alarm System Maintenance
Date
Tuesday 29 April 2026
Time
08:00 to 09:00
Invite sent to the contractor
Permit to work issued
08 / 09

Job report

The report is read and findings are flagged.

Service report reviewNon-compliant
Certificate 2026-5891Engineer John Smith
Remedial actions detected: 5
Fire door on 3rd floor: seal damaged, not closing properlyUrgent
Smoke detector in Room 205: faulty, not respondingHigh
Battery backup showing low capacity (68%)High
Call point near kitchen: not tested, access blockedMedium
09 / 09

Reporting

Every month the maintenance report is ready, across the whole portfolio.

Monthly maintenance reportUpdated
6Services due
5Completed
5Reports on file
4Open remedials
Fire safety2 of 2
Electrical1 of 1
Gas1 of 2
Water1 of 1
Across the building portfolio
12Buildings
72Services due
66Completed
30Open remedials
What the time gives your team

Peace of mind.

Holidays, sickness or staff changes: TYTEN keeps chasing until a date lands, and escalates when nobody replies.

  • A more efficient engineering team

    Hours go on engineering and the team, not on chasing.

  • A better experience for the people you serve

    More attention for guests, tenants and occupiers, with faster responses.

  • Compliance under control

    Chasing continues through holidays and staff changes, and the system removes human error.

Supported systems

Plugs into the tools you already use.

No new logins for your team, contractors or clients.

CAFM & field service

Accounting

Procurement & P2P

  • Access Procure Wizard Future
  • & more

Mailbox & comms

  • Outlook Live
  • Gmail Live
  • WhatsApp Live
  • & more

Compliance & standards

  • SFG20 task codes
  • RAMS & method statements
  • SSIP accreditation
  • Employers’ & public liability
  • EICR
  • LOLER
  • Gas Safe
  • F-Gas
  • & more
Beyond the systems

TYTEN reads the paperwork UK FM actually runs on.

  1. PPM assets matched to certificates by their SFG20 task code.
  2. Subcontractor RAMS, SSIP accreditations and insurance tracked to expiry.
  3. Statutory certificates read, checked and filed back against the work order.

Our own security controls are aligned to ISO 27001, with certification and a SOC 2 examination underway, detailed in the Trust Center.

No new interfaces

Everything flows through your existing mailboxes and CAFM. No new portals for your team or contractors.

System-agnostic

TYTEN adapts to your stack. Integration is client-driven, not the other way around.

Protection

You stay in control.

UK GDPR · Aligned with ISO 27001 and SOC 2 · Each client’s data kept private and separate · No AI training by default.

  • Works inside your systems

    API, email, CSV or portal. No new interfaces for your team, contractors or clients.

  • Review mode first

    Your team approves every action until you are happy to let it run.

  • Safety-critical goes to a person

    Anything safety-critical, such as fire safety and emergency work, goes to a person, every time.

  • Every decision is logged

    Every decision is logged with its reasoning.

After you say yes

Your first 60 days

  1. Days 1 to 7

    Introduction and briefing

    We meet your team and explain what changes, and why. Support, not a threat.

  2. Weeks 2 to 4

    Set-up and training

    We set TYTEN up around your services and train the team first, so everyone is comfortable.

  3. About day 30

    First site goes live

    It starts in review mode, so your team approves every action.

  4. Days 31 to 60

    You decide what is next

    We review the results with you, then roll out to more sites or add the next area.

At day 60, add another area or carry on as you are. 30 days’ notice, no long-term contract.

TYTEN takes over FM admin,
you have peace of mind.

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