Quick Entry
Give staff a simplified browser-based way to submit a Work Order without signing into the full REQQER system. The experience can be adapted by Organization or Facility.
Assisted living & senior living
REQQER helps senior living organizations connect resident-area and common-space Work Orders, preventive maintenance, inspections, Housekeeping and other department work, vendor follow-up, documentation, and regional oversight.
Request intake can be matched to the person reporting the issue—from full REQQER users to simplified browser entry and optional phone-based intake.
Different people. Different request channels.
REQQER supports multiple ways for issues to enter the same Work Order process.
Give staff a simplified browser-based way to submit a Work Order without signing into the full REQQER system. The experience can be adapted by Organization or Facility.
A participating facility can use a dedicated phone number so a resident or other caller can leave a maintenance message that becomes a Work Order with the recording attached.
Maintenance and operational users can review assigned work, add Activity and Work Duration, complete forms, attach supporting files, and update Reqs from a phone or tablet.
Authorized staff can walk an Area, record issues by Location, enter multiple findings where needed, and create separate Reqs without first writing everything on paper.
Request intake
Quick Entry can collect the facility-specific information maintenance needs without exposing the full REQQER interface. On a mobile browser, the requester can also capture or attach a picture when enabled.


Field execution
REQQER Mobile gives authorized users a browser-based work list for one-time Work Orders and recurring Scheduled Tasks, with practical filters and access to the Req’s Details, Form, and Activity.
Beyond resident-area requests
A broader operating platform
See a senior living workflow
A demonstration can compare request-intake options, field updates, preventive maintenance, inspections, vendor coordination, department workflows, and regional oversight.