A very successful transition to Facilitron! We have been using Facilitron for just over a year now, and it helps make us so much more efficient. The customer service is top notch and always prompt. This program has shifted a lot of the work of facility use from my desk to Facilitron, freeing me up to work on other projects.

As a frequent user (I use facilitron… As a frequent user (I use facilitron every week day), I would rate the website as average. I have been using the site for the last six months and I understand there may be more I need to learn with regard to its features. I also understand that my settings may be limited to my authorizations. It would be very helpful if reservations could be located by a search (reservation number, reservation holder, event title, specific date, etc...). That would make my job so much easier. On the other hand, I like the calendar vs. agenda feature.

Good reservation software with some issues. I like how requests for different rooms can be in a different color. I also like that the renter or sponsor initiates the request. Unfortunately, I've had some issues with the agenda view dropping off some information and dropping a whole event when unchecking view details. It would be nice if internal users could see the conflicts on the reservation home page as an approver does, so they can't ignore that there are conflicts.

Sharing the love. I have a couple of business partners who have utilized your services and have shared how pleased they were. Because of such high praises and recommendations, I too decided to utilize your services and look forward to working with you in the near future.

Facilitron has really helped our District Facilitron has really helped our District out in regards to keeping track of events on our campuses. There are issues, however, that arise from time to time. Insurance is the main issue. Sometimes renters upload insurance docs in the Document section and the certificates go unnoticed. Sometimes vendors need to acquire "day of" insurance from Facilitron, and to do so becomes problematic. Insurance verifiers vary in consistency, sometimes verifying a certificate and sometimes not.