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Maintenance requests for enclosures and pastures

Purpose

1.1. Centralize, automate, and track maintenance requests for animal enclosures and pastures at farm-stay or animal interaction hospitality venues.
1.2. Ensure rapid notification, scheduling, assignment, and completion of repairs or upkeep for safe guest and animal experiences.
1.3. Maintain a digital log of maintenance activities, incidents, and follow-up actions for audits, compliance, and efficiency.
1.4. Integrate request creation, communication, approval, and reporting across staff and external vendors.
1.5. Enable multi-channel submission (mobile/web/email/voice) and status updates for all maintenance types (urgent, preventive, recurring).
1.6. Support image upload, geolocation, and device/service linking for on-site issue identification.
1.7. Allow escalations and automated reminders for overdue tasks.

Trigger Conditions

2.1. Staff submits a maintenance request via web/mobile form (e.g., fence repair, pasture hazard).
2.2. Scheduled inspection or IoT sensor reports anomaly (humidity, broken gate, water leak).
2.3. Guest feedback or safety incident log indicates maintenance need.
2.4. Automated schedule for recurring pasture/enclosure upkeep due.
2.5. New animal arrival triggers habitat condition validation.

Platform Variants


3.1. Twilio SMS
• Feature/Setting: ‘Programmable Messaging’—trigger SMS when a request is filed; Configuration: webhook-triggered message to maintenance lead.

3.2. SendGrid
• Feature/Setting: ‘Transactional Templates’—dispatch email confirmations and updates; sample config: API trigger on ticket state change.

3.3. Slack
• Feature/Setting: ‘Incoming Webhooks’—notify designated channel on new/urgent requests; config: webhook per enclosure zone.

3.4. Microsoft Teams
• Feature/Setting: ‘Adaptive Cards’—post request details and allow status updates; config: automated card on maintenance alert.

3.5. Asana
• Feature/Setting: ‘Tasks API’—auto-create tasks with attachments/location tags; config: auto-assign by zone/priority.

3.6. Trello
• Feature/Setting: ‘REST API’—populate lists/cards for each enclosure; config: move cards as tasks progress, automated via endpoint.

3.7. Google Sheets
• Feature/Setting: ‘Sheets API’—append new requests and status changes; config: columns for requester, type, zone, urgency.

3.8. Airtable
• Feature/Setting: ‘Base Automations’—log requests, trigger follow-up actions; config: table with scheduled/urgent views.

3.9. Salesforce Service Cloud
• Feature/Setting: ‘Case Management API’—create and update cases on maintenance need; config: field mapping to animal/area.

3.10. ServiceNow
• Feature/Setting: ‘Incident Record API’—log issues, auto-assign by category/severity; config: push distribution to maintenance staff.

3.11. Jira Service Management
• Feature/Setting: ‘Issue Create/Edit API’—automation for new/updated maintenance issues; config: categorize by asset and urgency.

3.12. Monday.com
• Feature/Setting: ‘Boards & Items API’—populate maintenance board, set owner; config: timeline view for preventative events.

3.13. Zoho Creator
• Feature/Setting: ‘Form Submission API’—custom mobile-friendly forms with photo upload and geo-tag; config: direct push to app dashboard.

3.14. Zendesk
• Feature/Setting: ‘Ticket Creation API’—register and track requests; config: trigger rules for escalation and SLA.

3.15. HubSpot Service
• Feature/Setting: ‘Tickets API’—auto-create support tickets from forms or email; config: assign to relevant caretaker or facilities admin.

3.16. Notion
• Feature/Setting: ‘Database API’—log, tag, and track enclosure issues; config: filtered views for pastures/enclosures and status.

3.17. ClickUp
• Feature/Setting: ‘Tasks API’—generate and manage maintenance checklists; config: automations for recurring and urgent items.

3.18. Freshservice
• Feature/Setting: ‘Service Request API’—submit and route maintenance requests; config: auto-prioritize and notify correct queue.

3.19. Smartsheet
• Feature/Setting: ‘Update Requests API’—send, track, and close maintenance actions; config: row for each request with history.

3.20. Google Forms
• Feature/Setting: ‘Form Response’—easy mobile submission; config: push results to Sheets or other apps for automation.

3.21. Dropbox
• Feature/Setting: ‘File Requests’—collect photo evidence of issues; config: link shared per request, notify when file received.

3.22. Microsoft Outlook
• Feature/Setting: ‘Mail API’—send/receive status emails; config: filter/flag maintenance items.

3.23. IFTTT
• Feature/Setting: ‘Webhook + Applet’—trigger actions across apps on new requests; config: SMS, calendar, Sheets, or alerts.

3.24. Google Calendar
• Feature/Setting: ‘Events API’—schedule and remind staff of deadlines; config: auto-add or move events on completion.

3.25. PagerDuty
• Feature/Setting: ‘Event API’—on-call assignment for urgent repair needs; config: escalate and notify rotational staff.

3.26. Todoist
• Feature/Setting: ‘Tasks API’—personal or team task generation; config: sync with staff’s mobile devices.

3.27. Intercom
• Feature/Setting: ‘Inbox API’—combine guest, staff, and inspection input channels; config: automated ticket routing.

Benefits

4.1. Immediate, reliable communication across web, mobile, SMS, and messaging apps.
4.2. Central log ensures maintenance accountability and traceability.
4.3. Automated escalation reduces risk of overlooked hazards.
4.4. Image, location, and context-rich records improve response quality.
4.5. Scheduling integration boosts efficiency and prevents missed cycles.
4.6. Multi-platform approach enables use of existing business tools and infrastructure.
4.7. Detailed records streamline inspections, compliance, and reporting.

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