Avidbots + Facilities / cleaning ops platform integration guide
Facilities / ops · Research guide — not vendor API documentation
Autonomous scrubbers like Avidbots Neo work best when cleaning schedules and coverage reporting connect to facilities or janitorial ops tools — so robots handle routine passes and staff own restrooms, detailing, and exceptions.
Facility context: Office and retail floors.
Architecture (conceptual)
High-level data flow for planning discussions. Confirm exact connectors, versions, and security with Avidbots and your Facilities / cleaning ops platform team.
- Ops platform (or robot cloud) holds schedules, maps, and site hierarchy.
- Robots run planned coverage; completion and issue flags sync to ops dashboards.
- Staff receive exception tickets (blocked areas, low battery, incomplete zones).
- Building access and after-hours rules stay with facilities security processes.
Setup steps
- Map floor plates and note no-go zones (stairs, glass, clutter).
- Align cleaning windows with building access and alarm schedules.
- Connect reporting so supervisors see completed vs skipped areas.
- Pilot one floor with a clear handoff SOP for staff detailing.
- Tune schedules after two weeks of real obstacle and traffic data.
- Expand floors once mapping and exception response times are acceptable.
About Facilities / cleaning ops platform
Building and janitorial operations tools used to schedule coverage, track completeness, and hand off exceptions between autonomous cleaners and on-site staff.
Pricing hint: Often bundled with robot RaaS or sold as light SaaS; pricing varies by site count.