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Typical hygiene points
Floor toilets, accessible WCs, pantries, and meeting-floor sinks are registered points. Tenants sometimes say "it is never cleaned"; point scores show which floor actually dropped.
'It is never cleaned' is a common line. Point scores show which floor actually dropped; they do not close the whole building in one record.
- Pantries and meeting-floor sinks are separate points.
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Operating rhythm
Cleaning often runs off-hours. Check-in verifies staff were on the right floor. Managers open the panel the next morning; overnight proof is the photo, not the logbook.
FM opens the panel the next morning. Overnight proof is the photo, not the logbook.
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Why Hygio fits
In multi-tenant buildings, reputation hangs on a few bad restroom visits. Hygio makes floor variance visible; FM and the vendor look at the same evidence. The demo clarifies point count and tenant report format.
In a multi-tenant building a few bad restroom visits spoil the plaza. Hygio makes floor variance visible.
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Pilot and scope
A complaint-heavy floor plus a meeting floor is enough as a pilot. Then the template spreads.
Questions buyers ask
01Do tenants see the panel?
Not by default. FM and the vendor look at the same evidence. If a tenant summary is shared, scope — which floor, which cadence — is decided in the demo.
02How is an 'it is never cleaned' complaint handled?
Point scores show which floor actually dropped; they do not close the whole building in one 'cleaned' record. Pantries and meeting-floor sinks are separate points. Proof sits in the panel the next morning.
03How is the night shift proved?
The photo, not the logbook. Check-in verifies the right floor. FM opens the panel at the start of the day and sees drift without walking.
04How many floors do we pilot?
A complaint-heavy floor plus a meeting floor is enough. Then the template spreads. Point count shapes the quote; there is no self-serve tariff.
05Does the score bind into the tenant lease?
Hygio is not a lease-law tool. It is an internal quality signal. Which output goes to a tenant — if any — is written with legal and FM in the demo.
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