Sectors

Member-facing space, looked after all day

For community and location managers whose members notice everything. Acies plans the clean around opening time, bookings and events, and keeps kitchens, meeting rooms and washrooms right through the working day.

Illustrative flexible workspace with shared desks, booths and a kitchen.

Can Acies manage member-facing spaces across the day?

What usually goes wrong

Members arrive before the clean is finished

Opening time is a deadline, not a window. A clean that runs into the first hour is seen by the people paying for the space.

Kitchens decline by lunchtime

Shared kitchens take far more traffic than a private office's. A morning clean on its own does not hold them through the day.

Meeting rooms are not reset between bookings

The next booking should find the room looking unused, whoever was in it before.

Events change what the morning needs

A busy events calendar changes the space overnight. The plan has to know what happened yesterday.

Mobilisation

Taking your site on

Moving from a signed plan to a working service means recruiting or transferring the team, inducting them on your site specifically, agreeing access and keys, setting up storage, and making the first weeks' checks tighter than the steady state. You get an agreed start date, a named contact, and confirmation of who will be on site and when.

Every stage, and what Acies needs from you at each, is onhow Acies works.

Proof

Case studies are being prepared with client permission

Acies will publish named client stories, measured results and references only where the client has approved them and the figures can be evidenced. That work is under way. Until it is finished, this page makes no claim it cannot support.

If you would like to speak to an existing Acies client as part of your assessment, ask during your site survey and we will arrange an introduction where the client agrees.

Common questions

Can the team work around members?
Yes. Where cleaning overlaps with occupancy, the team works around people quietly rather than through them.
Can you keep the space right during the day, not just before opening?
Daytime cleaning covers kitchens, washrooms and shared areas during working hours, planned around your busiest times.
What happens after an event?
Tell us what is on the calendar. The site plan accounts for events, so the next morning's clean is planned for the space as it was left.
Who checks the work?
Your site supervisor checks the site on every visit, and you get a written report every month. More on quality assurance.

See what your site actually needs

A site survey takes about an hour. We walk the building with you, record the pressure points and give you a written plan with task frequencies — whether or not you go on to work with Acies.