Run campus operations on one system. Without replacing the ones you have.
Kissflow runs the requests, approvals, inspections, and bookings without replacing your existing systems.
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Trusted by universities worldwide
Campus operations run on whoever picks up the phone.
Truth 1: Your maintenance system tracks assets
AiM and TMA track assets and work orders, while approvals, access, and shutdowns span teams.
Truth 2: The request begins in an inbox
The request starts in an inbox and gets forwarded without a clear priority or deadline.
Truth 3: Inspection evidence lives in binders
Fire drills, inspections, certificates, and sign-offs stay buried until an auditor asks for proof from a specific date.
Truth 4: Every delay costs more than the fix
Delayed repairs often become costly emergencies that keep classrooms out of service.
This is where campus operations actually run
Kissflow runs the requests, approvals, and evidence that move between your departments. Your maintenance, scheduling, and finance systems stay the systems of record.
Enterprise governance & compliance
Ensure compliance, automate audits, and manage risk across all operations.
Kissflow execution layer
The operational engine that connects governance to systems of record.
Systems of record
Seamlessly integrate with your existing enterprise systems.
Built for how a campus actually runs
Not another dashboard
Move every campus request from submission to resolution with governed approvals and sign-offs.
Built for campus workflows
Turn existing campus processes into applications for requests, approvals, inspections, and closure.
30- to 60-day rollout
Connect systems, configure routing, pilot one workflow, and go live in 30 to 60 days.
Audit-ready evidence built in
Capture every inspection, approval, and remediation step automatically for compliance reviews.
Connects to your existing systems
Connect maintenance, scheduling, Banner, Workday, and other campus systems without replacing them.
Built for fusion teams
Bring facilities, EHS, procurement, security, and academic teams into one governed workflow.
Award-winning 451% ROI
Nucleus Research determined that SN Aboitiz Power Group got 451% ROI and achieved payback in 2.8 months
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Real institutions that transformed their execution layer
“Kissflow became the college’s unified workflow and portal layer, consolidating 20 core school processes into a single, IT-governed automation hub.”
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Questions from campus operations leaders
AiM holds the asset, the maintenance history, and the work order. It does not chase the department approval a shutdown needs, route the safety review on a renovation, collect the contractor's insurance certificate, or assemble the inspection file an auditor asks for. Kissflow runs those steps and records the decisions, then hands the work to AiM.
No. Your maintenance system, your space scheduling system, and your ERP all stay in production. Kissflow orchestrates the requests and approvals that move between them and returns each outcome to the system or office that owns it.
A first workflow typically goes live in 30 to 60 days. Weeks one and two connect the systems and define the routing. Weeks three and four configure the workflow. Week five pilots on a single building or a single trade. Week six onward scales across campus.
Every step is logged, timestamped, and attributed under the role-based access that your IT team defines. Inspections, findings, remediation, and sign-offs leave a complete chain of custody, so the file is ready when a Clery or OSHA review asks for a specific date. Kissflow does not certify an institution against either standard, and the compliance office remains the owner of the report.
Both. Reactive work requests, the inspection and service-task calendar your maintenance system sets, space and event booking requests, and capital and contractor approvals all run on the same platform, and each one can go live independently.