• Product resources
    • Dashboards
    • Metrics and KPIs
    • Connections

Book demoLog in

Work orders completed on time

Shows the percentage of work orders that were completed within a set time limit during a specified period.

What is it?

The key figure shows the percentage of work orders that have been completed according to the set time target. It measures the effectiveness and reliability of the maintenance and service team's ability to perform tasks and actions within the established time frames.

A high value for this key figure indicates that a large percentage of work orders are completed on schedule or within the set time targets. It signals an efficient and well-organized maintenance process, which can result in reduced disruption and minimal impact on property or equipment operations.

Conversely, if the value is low, it may indicate that work orders are often delayed or not completed within the set time targets. This may indicate inefficiencies, resource shortages, scheduling issues, or other challenges within the maintenance team that may need to be addressed.

How is it calculated?

Number of work orders completed within X working days / Number of work orders = %

* Includes only those work orders where work orders were completed within specified period.

Why is it important to follow?

The following are some reasons why one would want to follow the key figure in property management and maintenance operations:

  1. Efficiency measurement: The key figure provides a quantitative indication of how efficiently the maintenance and service team handles work orders. It helps assess their ability to complete tasks as per the plan.

  2. Cost Control: Work orders that are completed on time can help control maintenance costs. Delays can often lead to increased costs.

  3. Planning and resource allocation: Knowing whether work orders are completed on time helps plan resource allocation and workflows more efficiently. It can help avoid overloading personnel and equipment.

  4. Customer satisfaction: In all types of properties, delays in maintenance and repairs can affect tenant satisfaction. By keeping work orders on time, you can increase tenants' well-being and loyalty.

  5. Evaluation of work processes: If work orders are frequently not completed on time, this may be an indication of problems in the work processes or planning. This provides the opportunity to identify and correct such problems.

In summary, the key figure provides valuable information about how well the maintenance and service team is performing and can be used to improve efficiency, cost control and customer satisfaction in property management and maintenance operations.

Technical management
Work orders
  • Created by Homepal

    8/31/2023

  • This KPI is created and modified by us at Homepal using our own, made up demo data. The concept and idea comes from one of our customers.

    Calculate your priceContact me

    Metrics and KPIs

    We have standardized and automated the industry's most common KPIs. Activate with one click in our catalog and start analyzing.

    Browse all
    . . .

    A BI tool purpose-built for the needs of the real estate industry

    Automate your follow-up and reporting with ready-made key figures and dashboards. Spend your time analyzing and acting instead of cutting and pasting in Excel or waiting a consultant case.

    Explore the toolProduct overview

    Take a step into the next generation

    No gigantic IT project, no system change, no consultants. Activate an add-on solution that has already been refined for many years and with thousands of players in the real estate industry.

    Calculate priceOr talk to sales
    Industry Leader
    Real Estate
    Pioneering Proptech and Sustainable Innovation in Sweden 2024
    Integration logotype
    Integration logotype
    Integration logotype