LivionMaintenance
Hotel maintenance softwarePMS-connected

A photo and a sentence. The ticket writes itself.

Anyone on the team reports a problem with a photo and one line. Livion fills in title, priority and area, checks it is not a duplicate, assigns the technician and starts the clock. The room goes off sale from the ticket and comes back when it is fixed. Parts come from the warehouse, costs land on the ticket, and the service record is there when the warranty claim needs it.

AI diagnostics on every ticket Active-time tracking, supplier-aware Recurring interventions planned

Are you preventing problems, or constantly reacting to them?

Sound familiar?

The work gets done. The system around it doesn't exist.

“The leak was reported Tuesday. In a group chat. Which one?”
Anyone can raise a ticket with photos and location. It lands in one queue, prioritized and visible.
“Our resolution times look terrible — because we waited 4 days for a part.”
Livion measures active work time and pauses automatically while you wait for a supplier. Fair numbers, finally.
“What did the elevator contractor actually do last spring?”
Company, date, hours, type, zone, photos — every intervention on record, searchable and exportable.
Inside the module

From “something's wrong” to a clean record.

Intake, triage, AI guidance, planning, contractors and performance — one workflow, with a full history behind every fix.

01 — The ticket that helps you fix it

AI suggestions, timing and context — on the work record.

Every issue carries status, priority and intervention type, the reporter's photos, and AI-generated diagnostic steps with safety guidance — tailored to the description, not a generic chatbot. Ticket timing shows effective work time against the historical average for that intervention type.

  • AI Assist: ordered diagnostic steps + safety notes per issue
  • Only active in-progress periods count toward work time
  • Team comments visible to everyone on the ticket
Live spare-part stock shown from the Warehouse module
02 — Planned, not just reactive

Recurring work runs itself.

Pool checks, boiler rounds, legionella flushes, contractor visits — plan them once with recurrence, duration, contacts and access notes. Week, month, year and timeline views keep both today's workload and next quarter's inspections in sight.

  • One-off visits and recurring series in one schedule
  • Contact and access details stored on the appointment
  • Deactivate a series without losing its history
03 — Contractors on record

The property's service memory.

Register every external and in-house intervention: company, date, fractional hours, type, zone, notes and up to five photos. Search it, filter it by company or date, export it — warranty claims and audits start from evidence, not memory.

  • Company registry, selectable at registration
  • Expandable history with search, filters and export
  • Photo documentation per intervention
04 — Tickets that raise themselves

Assets flags it. Maintenance already has it.

When a room item hits its age-review horizon — or staff mark it “to replace” — a maintenance ticket is created automatically, carrying the room, the item and the trigger. Status syncs back through Open → Ordered → In Progress → Resolved, so housekeeping and engineering see one state.

  • Automatic escalation on age review (AGE_REVIEW)
  • Immediate ticket on “to replace” (STATUS_REPLACEMENT)
  • Two-way status sync between ticket and asset

Do you know how many maintenance issues are still unresolved?

05 — Prove it's working

Backlog health, on a date range.

Total, open and resolved issues, average resolution time, oldest pending work and recent activity — filterable by period for weekly reviews and before/after comparisons. Benchmarks by intervention type tell you where the hours really go.

  • Average resolution time as a real product metric
  • Date-range filters for operational reviews
  • Oldest-pending list so nothing rots quietly
Part of one system

Maintenance that the whole property feeds.

Issues don't start in the engineering office — they start in rooms, kitchens and corridors. Livion connects those sources directly to the queue.

Rooms · Assets

Aging or replacement-marked room items open tickets automatically and mirror the ticket status back on the room card.

Warehouse

Spare parts and replacements come from the same stock system — with supplier prices and reorder drafts attached.

Every department

Front office, housekeeping and F&B raise issues from where they stand. Permissions decide who sees and does what.

What you get

Shipped. Not slideware.

Issue intake with area/room and attachments Status, priority and intervention types AI diagnostic and safety suggestions Active-time measurement with supplier pauses Historical averages by intervention type Week / month / year / timeline planning Recurring series with intervals Intervention records with photos and export External company registry Auto-tickets from room assets, status synced Ticket comments for team handoffs Date-filtered performance dashboard

Fix things once. Record them forever.

Bring one week of your real tickets to the demo — we'll show you what the same week looks like inside Livion.

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