Catch every broken HVAC unit, leaking faucet, and flickering light in one intake form your facilities team actually reads.
A maintenance work order request form that captures the requester, the asset, the location, and a photo of the problem in a single submission. Facilities teams get a clean queue instead of a shouting match in Slack — and tenants get a confirmation that someone heard them.
14 fields — customize any field or add new ones with AI.
Need different fields?
Tell the AI what to change — "add a budget dropdown" or "remove phone number" — and it edits the form instantly. Every field type above can be added, removed, or relabeled through the chat interface.
Everything you need to launch this form in minutes, share it with your team, and collect submissions reliably.
A required urgency field with Low / Medium / High / Safety hazard options lets the facilities lead sort the queue at a glance — no guessing whether a "broken sink" is a drip or a flood.
Requesters snap a picture from their phone right inside the form. The technician sees what they're walking into before they grab the tool cart.
A building dropdown means each request lands tagged with its location. Pair it with a webhook to auto-assign tickets to the technician covering that site.
A required "is the area safe to access" field flags hazards — water near electrical, blocked exits, chemical spills — before anyone heads over.
Optional asset and serial-number fields tie each request to the equipment it concerns, which makes warranty claims and repeat-failure tracking actually possible.
The requester gets an auto-reply with their submission, so they stop pinging the facilities team to ask if it was received.
Click "Use this template free." Flexform loads the form instantly — no account needed to preview.
Type what you want to change in the chat: fields to add or remove, rename labels, change field types, or rearrange pages.
Link to Slack or Google Sheets with one click, then embed on your site or share the link.
Office and retail tenants report HVAC, plumbing, and lighting issues through a building-specific QR code. The property manager works one prioritized queue instead of three inboxes and a voicemail.
Teachers and custodians log broken desks, projector failures, and bathroom repairs from a phone. The maintenance director batches similar jobs across a campus and dispatches by zone.
Store managers submit fixture, refrigeration, and signage issues that route to the regional facilities coordinator. Photos and store ID let head office triage without a phone call.
Operators flag equipment problems with the asset ID before the issue causes downtime. Maintenance plans the fix during the next scheduled changeover instead of an emergency line stop.
Front-desk staff log guest-reported issues — clogged drains, broken AC, stuck doors — with the room number and urgency. Engineering sees the queue without leaving the break-fix tablet.
Residents submit common-area repairs through a link on the community website. The board has a documented log instead of relying on hallway conversations and lost emails.
Connect this form to your existing tools with no middleware. Every submission triggers your workflow automatically.
Data appears in your CRM or spreadsheet within 1–2 seconds of submission — no cron jobs, no delays.
Route submissions to different Slack channels, HubSpot pipelines, or Airtable bases based on field values.
Pre-fill form fields with CRM data for returning visitors. Update existing records instead of creating duplicates.
Yes. You share the form as a public link or QR code and anyone with it can submit. No login, no app install, no account — they just fill out the form on their phone or laptop.
The form includes a required urgency field. Pair it with the Slack integration so any "High" or "Safety hazard" submission posts to a dedicated channel the moment it comes in, while routine requests just stack in your spreadsheet for the morning review.
Yes. The file upload field accepts photos straight from a phone camera, which is usually faster and clearer than a written description of "the thing under the sink."
The template includes a building/site dropdown by default. You can rename it, change the options, or add a second dropdown for department or floor in the AI editor by describing what you need.
Not entirely — a full CMMS handles preventive maintenance schedules and parts inventory. But for the intake side of work orders, this template covers what most teams actually need and costs nothing to start. Many users pair it with Google Sheets or Notion as a lightweight ticket log.
Yes. FlexForm ships a Kotlin Multiplatform mobile SDK that lets you render the same form inside Android and iOS apps, so a tenant submitting from your branded app sees the identical experience as one using the share link.
You can route every submission to an email address, post it to a Slack channel, append it to Google Sheets, or all three. Set this up once in the workflow tab and submissions flow automatically.
The free plan covers low to moderate volume. If your site generates hundreds of tickets a month, the paid tiers raise the submission ceiling and add features like file storage and advanced routing.
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