What’s been most useful for me is the visibility across multiple sites. In facilities management, you’re dealing with ongoing maintenance, vendor costs, and reactive work, so having everything in one place makes a difference.
I mainly use Briq to track budgets across locations and keep an eye on vendor spend and maintenance-related costs. The dashboards give a quick overview of where we stand without needing to go back and forth with finance. It’s especially helpful when reviewing monthly performance across sites. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
It took some time to make it fit our workflow. Facilities management isn’t exactly the same as construction projects, so we had to adjust how we categorize costs and activities. Also, not all site-level staff use the system directly, so updates still depend on a few people. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.



