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Public spaces / Parks & recreation teams

Keep the park finding with the work it needs.

A visible issue needs a location and an accountable follow-up, not only a photograph.

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Planned use case · All products coming soon

Adult facilities technicians inspecting an empty school corridor
Industry illustration · AI-generated, not a customer or product photograph

The tools / Your context

Three tools. Use what the work needs.

Websites for intake. Actions AE for owned next steps. XCam for visual findings when a site visit needs proof.

Websites

A park contact requests a facilities-condition visit.

From $25/ site / mo

Planning price · Coming soon

Explore Websites

Actions AE

Assign a planned park walkthrough.

$100/ seat / mo

Planning price · Coming soon

Explore Actions AE

XCam

Document a damaged bench on its site finding.

$40first seat, then $30 / seat / mo

Planning price · Coming soon

Explore XCam

Illustrative workflow

What stays connected
in your workday.

Park requests, condition checks & repair coordination. An example of the handoff, not a live customer record or an activated industry configuration.

Try the sample action flow
  1. 01

    Websites

    Capture the request

    A park contact requests a facilities-condition visit.

  2. 02

    Actions AE

    Own the next action

    Assign a planned park walkthrough.

  3. 03

    XCam · where needed

    Keep the visual context

    Document a damaged bench on its site finding.

  4. 04

    Actions AE

    Review the outcome

    Review the observation and assign repair coordination.

Where this fits — and where it does not

Facilities work only: no student records, emergency dispatch, safeguarding, accessibility certification or regulatory compliance claims. Industry-specific configuration and availability must be confirmed before adoption. Do not enter customer or sensitive data into site examples.

Your service.
Your next action.

Explore the planned tools. Tell us what needs to stay connected. Early access is a request, not an activated account.