Just work orders. Nothing else to learn.
A request comes in, someone owns it, a clock runs until it's closed with a photo. Add more later if you want it.
Works alongside anything else you run. Start with one building, see it in 20 minutes.
How it works
Four steps. That's it.
A request comes in
From your team, a tenant, or a QR code on the wall. One queue, not three inboxes.
Someone owns it
Assigned the minute it lands. No "who's on this" thread.
A clock runs
How long it's been open is always visible, not something you have to calculate.
Closed with a photo
Proof it's actually done, not just marked done.
Works alongside what you run
This doesn't have to be your only system.
If you already run something for other things, keep it. Use Embeea for the work orders piece next to it. If you want it connected, tell us what you use on the walkthrough: we build a custom connection, we don't sell a ready-made one.
Getting started
Live the same week you start.
Send your building and people list, we load it. A sample building is already there so the first screen isn't empty. Your team signs in by phone code, in English or Spanish, no training day required. First building live in week one.
Who built it
Built by operators. Proven every night.
Embeea is built alongside operators who run real buildings, every night, not designed in a vacuum.
One client running Embeea today:
As of November 2026.
Straight answers
What people ask before they start.
Do I have to use the other features?
No. Work orders run on their own. Inspections, the client portal, time and crew tools turn on only if you want them.
Is there training?
The queue is a queue: a request, an owner, a clock, a photo on close. Most people don't need a training day for that.
How long until it's live?
Same week. We load your building and people list, and your team signs in by phone code.
What does it cost?
Ask on the walkthrough. We'll tell you straight.
Bring one open request.
In 20 minutes you'll see it as a work order with an owner, a clock, and a photo on close. Then you'll know if that's all you need.