Education Facilities Management

Ensure Your Campus Facilities Are Ready to Support the Mission

Accruent physical resource management software is specifically designed for the needs of K-12 and higher education institutions. From capital planning to ongoing maintenance, Accruent software is trusted by more than 40% of the leading universities in North America. It has proven functionality that helps ensure that campus facilities are ready to support the school’s mission.

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Trusted by industry leaders across +50 countries

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Room and Resource Scheduling Software

Schedule your classes, exams, events and more with our academic resource and classroom booking software. Automate event invoicing and billing, integrate with existing applications and a hardware, and gain valuable insight into your classroom seat-fill and room utilization percentages.

Facilities Management and Space Planning

Designed specifically for public institutions, our cloud-based facilities lifecycle management solution has helped facilities managers optimize maintenance efforts and improve efficiency across their assets and buildings.

Project Management

Project Center provides instant access into capital projects - glance through milestones to ensure everything remains on schedule, retrieve KPIs to see if they’re being met, and easily review committed and projected project costs to ensure financials stay on target.

We can better identify and forecast when to execute our priority projects. We can also present reports to our Executive Committee, which better demonstrates the need for additional funding required to deliver our mandate to the University body.

Michael Sparling - Facilities Asset Manager

University of Ottawa

University of Ottawa

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The largest bilingual (English/French) university in the world, the University of Ottawa is a public research university in Ottawa, Ontario, that enrolls more than 35,000 undergraduate and 6,000 post-graduate students. The university owns and manages properties throughout the city, stretching its total extent to 105 acres. Facilities vary in age, from its first building built in 1893 to those built within the last few years.