Warren Township used a different software solution prior to ML Schedules. They experienced a lot of frustration in terms of customizing the system to their needs. “Any changes we wanted to do, we had to pay them.

North Tonawanda CSD was using two separate software providers to manage their work orders and their space reservations. NTCSD purchased ML Work Orders first, to help them manage their maintenance and facility requests and tasks.

Courtney and the team at JSD117 were using another software vendor for their work orders. Their work order system was costly and inflexible. When Courtney and her team saw ML Work Orders they determined they could do so much more than their current system at a cost that was less.

Before ML Work Orders, Bremen High School District 228 (BHSD228) was utilizing a competitive CMMS software program. Their previous CMMS system, however, presented problems to the district and its users. For Kevin’s team, who were limited in their computer experience, the program was complicated and folks struggled to utilize and adopt it.

Before MasterLibrary, Port Byron Central School District (PBCSD) was utilizing a competitive facilities management program. Their previous solution presented usability issues as it was, in Corey’s words, “a little clunky.” That’s when Corey knew it was time to seek another solution.