Building Engines
Building Engines is a JLL company whose Prism platform runs building operations for commercial real estate. It covers work orders, preventive maintenance, inspections, tenant compliance, and vendor and risk management for property managers, engineers, and owners.
What Jolly reads from Building Engines
Work orders down to who closed them
Individual work orders rather than a portfolio total, so speed and quality read per technician and per shift.
Preventive maintenance completion
Scheduled maintenance tasks marked done or overdue, which is where consistent upkeep becomes visible per location rather than per quarter.
Asset and equipment history
Repairs and inspections tied to a specific piece of equipment, so a failure or a fix traces to one asset rather than a whole site.
Inspection and quality scores
Checklist-based inspection results scored per visit, which is where consistent execution becomes visible per location, shift, or inspector.
Response and resolution time
The interval between a request opening and closing, timestamped per person and per site, so speed can be a goal rather than an impression.
Campaigns you can run on Building Engines
More Facilities & CMMS integrations
Jolly reads the same operational data from any of these.
Building Engines integration FAQ
No. Building Engines stays exactly where it is. Jolly reads from it so that Incentive Campaigns™ are measured on what your operation actually did, rather than on numbers people report at the end of the week.
No. Every Jolly integration is read-only. Jolly reads the operational data a campaign is measured on, and nothing moves in the other direction. Connecting Building Engines does not change what your team does in it, what it contains, or how it behaves for the people who use it every day.
Integrations are scoped with your team during implementation, alongside the rest of the rollout rather than as a separate project. Tell us what you run and we take it from there, including systems that are not yet in our catalog and systems you are already planning to replace.
Yes. A campaign audience can be a whole workforce, a single site, a specific shift, a role, or a custom segment. That matters for a facilities operations system because work orders and inspections are already logged at the location and person level, which is what makes a goal on response time or inspection quality measurable rather than an average.
No. Your team keeps working in Building Engines the way they already do. Jolly measures a campaign against the work orders, tasks, or inspections that were already being recorded, and each worker sees their own goal and progress in the Jolly app.
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