complyNC to provide free web-based maintenance system to all members of the FM Charity Network Forum

FM Charity Network Forum and complyNC
Joint Press Release: August 2010

Pioneering system will help charities get the best from critical resources.

ComplyNC Ltd, a leading edge technology business focused on meeting the demands for operational efficiency and compliance in the property and facilities sector, is to make its unique web-based planned and reactive maintenance system available free to all members of the FM Charity Network Forum.

The Forum is a not-for-profit membership association for facilities management professionals working within charity organisations. Its members include senior managers at Shelter, Marie Curie, Asthma UK, NSPCC and ActionAid. The Forum currently has in excess of 100 participating charity members.

The complyNC system has been developed specifically for property and facilities managers needing a fresh solution to a critical challenge, one that is not exorbitantly expensive, needlessly complex and ‘un-user friendly’, as many products in this market are. Its new industry-leading planned and reactive maintenance software system is delivered on a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) basis and can be accessed through any standard web browser.

complyNC co-founder Mark Purnell says: "As well as hosting the application, we will be providing implementation, configuration and training services, migration of legacy data from existing computer-aided FM (CAFM) systems, and ongoing system support and tailoring to meet the specific operational requirements of each member charity. And there will be no restrictions on user numbers or data volumes.

"We are delighted to be able to help support the vital work these FMs do for their charity organisations," Purnell added.

Andy Christophi, founder and chair of the FM Charity Network Forum, commented:

"Running the estate of a charity organisation is a demanding task, and any efficiency savings made in managing facilities inevitably means more investment directed to core services. By making this innovative system available free to all our members, complyNC offers the chance to replace expensive on-premise systems with state-of-the-art tools, and – by collating feedback from multiple implementations – we will be helping our members continually improve the system.

"I am certain that this gesture by complyNC will be very well received and will benefit our members, both in terms of operational efficiency and cost reductions."

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For more information, contact:

Mark Purnell

e : mark.purnell@complync.com
m : 07533 904225

Colin Payne

e : colin.payne@complync.com
m : 07969 887395

Or visit the FM Charity Network Forum Website