Where it fits

Keep the systems that plan the work. Close the last mile to execution.

Operative Spaces sits between the approved plan and the people expected to execute it. Existing systems remain authoritative for the functions they already own.

Approved plan

Project / work management
ERP / EAM
Scheduling / workforce
Work orders
Spreadsheets / documents

works alongside

Operative Spaces

Operative Spaces

Approved field assignmentCurrent revisionWorker / team identityDeliveryAcknowledgmentArrivalCommunicationCompletionExceptions

field

Worker
Technician
Crew
Contractor
Field team

Source categories

The approved plan can be imported from, or designed to receive from:

  • Project / work management
  • ERP / EAM
  • Scheduling / workforce
  • Work orders
  • Spreadsheets / documents

Operative Spaces state

After the plan is issued, Operative Spaces maintains:

  • approved field assignment
  • current revision
  • worker/team identity
  • delivery
  • acknowledgment
  • arrival
  • communication
  • completion
  • exceptions

Field

The people expected to execute the work may be called a worker, technician, crew, contractor or field team. The operating problem stays the same.

Built to coexist

Operative Spaces is built to coexist with the systems you already use. It can be imported from a work order, spreadsheet or document, and is designed to receive approved source records without becoming another system of record for everything.

Existing systems plan and record the business. Operative Spaces maintains current worker-facing execution state.

Show us the systems that already plan the work.

Walk us through where the approved plan lives today and how it reaches the field.

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