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Cleaning
Where should the team focus and which routine passes were unnecessary?
Space use changes through the day while the team is planning the next round of work.
A fixed schedule can leave a used space waiting while the team spends time on a routine pass that has little demand evidence.
A crowd forms, disperses, and leaves a space that needs attention. Cleaning turns available occupancy signals into a demand-aware priority and shows the evidence behind the call.
Give the facilities team a queue with the room-use context behind it.
- Create demand and scheduled-cleaning records from the Sense evidence available to CrossConnect.
- Show the occupancy curve, thresholds, and outcome behind each priority or scheduled skip.
Turn room-use signals into a practical cleaning priority with the reason visible.
- Detects sustained occupancy patterns from the Sense evidence available to CrossConnect.
- Creates demand and scheduled-cleaning records with the occupancy evidence behind each record.

Open Cleaning in the record.
Open the resulting view, then review the evidence and the next safe action beside it.
The occupancy curve is the reason for the task: it shows when use rose, the thresholds involved, and when activity fell. A facilities manager can inspect the record before assigning a crew or deciding that a scheduled pass was unnecessary.
Selected work item with its occupancy evidence

- Situation
Space use changes through the day while the team is planning the next round of work.
- Evidence
Detects sustained occupancy patterns from the Sense evidence available to CrossConnect. Creates demand and scheduled-cleaning records with the occupancy evidence behind each record.
- Result
Create demand and scheduled-cleaning records from the Sense evidence available to CrossConnect. Show the occupancy curve, thresholds, and outcome behind each priority or scheduled skip.
- Boundary and next action
Cleaning manages the task record. It does not dispatch a crew or control facilities systems. Use Sense when the team first needs to understand which room-use signals are available.
