What is FM:S?

Facility Management: System

  • Users can view space, update occupancy, run reports and enter space requests.
  • The University’s space data and occupancy planning portal.​
  • Facilities management can be defined as the tools and services that support the functionality,safety, and sustainability of buildings, grounds, infrastructure, and real estate.​

Screenshot of the FM:S home page.

The left side toolbar consists of (from top to bottom)

  1. Move Management: Used to notify changes of occupant’s locations in FM:S
  2. Home: Launching page to access building data and floor plans
  3. Favorites: List of favorite views and/or reports
  4. Space Management: Database of all campus building data, floor plans and reports
Screenshot of the FM:S homepage with the left side tool bar highlighted by a red box.

  1. Clicking on a campus site on the Indiana map will open a campus map for the selected campus.
Screenshot of the FM:S homepage with the West Lafayette campus highlighted by a red box on the map of Indiana.
  1. Selecting buildings on the campus is linked to floor plans and data for that building.
    1. Example: Click on STEW
West Lafayette campus map with building STEW highlighted by a red box.
  1. Having selected STEW on the map, the building information screen will be displayed.
Screenshot of the STEW building information screen in FM:S
  1. In the Floor Description area, there is a list of floors that are linked to floor plans. Clicking on a floor will take you to that building’s selected floor plan.
    1. Example: Click on First Floor
Screenshot of the STEW building information screen in FM:S with the First Floor hyperlinked highlighted by a red box.

  1. Enter the building name, abbreviation, or SAP building number into the search bar.​
    1. Example: Type STEW, then click Search
Screenshot of the FM:S homepage with the global search bar in the top right hand corner highlighted by a red box.
  1. This will bring up any information in one of three categories:​
    1. Employee and Space information​
    2. Space Inventory​
    3. Floor/Drawings​
      1. If you do not see the floor, you are looking for, please expand the list by clicking on the show all button at the bottom.
Screenshot of FM:S STEW global search results page.

Space Management

Screenshot of the first drop down menu on the floor selection screen in FM:S highlighted by a red box.
  1. The first drop-down menu at the top of the page allows you to change Floors, Buildings and Sites without returning to the main menu..​
    1. Click on the inverted caret for drop-down menu.​
    2. Select Campus > Building > Floor
Screenshot of the second drop down menu on the floor selection screen in FM:S highlighted by a red box.
  1. The second drop down menu allows you to switch between Graphical Views.​
    1. Click on the inverted caret for drop-down menu.
    2. Select floor plan type
Screenshot of FM:S showing the visual floor plan highlighted by a red box.
  1. Once a floor plan selection is made you will see the following:
    1. Visual Floor Plan
      1. Zoom in and out by using the mouse scroll wheel.
Screenshot showing the window split function in FM:S highlighted by a red box.
  1. Window Split
    1. Hover over the thick gray line and pull it up or down to change the size of your windows.
Screenshot showing the Floor information section of the Space Management screen highlighted by a red box.
  1. Floor and Building Data
Screenshot showing the Room Information section of the Space Management screen highlighted by a red box. It also shows how selecting a room highlights that room in yellow on the visual floorplan.
  1. Room Data
    1. Select a room by line.
    2. The specific room will be highlighted yellow in the visual floor plan.
    3. The following room data will be given
      1. Room information
      2. Office occupant
      3. Organization info
      4. Research specifics
    4. To deselect the room, left-click the room in the floor plan

Screenshot of the Space Management screen highlighting the Floor Plan toolbar by a red box.

The following tools are available from left to right in the top floor plan toolbar:

  1. Multi-Selection Graphic Theme
  2. Zoom to Rectangle
  3. Fit to Window
  4. Zoom Out
  5. Zoom In
  6. Full Screen
  7. Floor Plan Markups
  8. Actions

The Floor Plan Markup tool is for reference only. ​Purdue & JLL FM:S are not liable for the accuracy of any measurements created by using these tools.

Screenshot of the Space Management screen with the Floorplan Markups toolbar highlighted by a red box.

The following floor plan markup tools are available in the top navigation from left to right:

  1. Draw polyline.​
  2. Draw rectangle​
  3. Draw circle​
  4. Add text​
  5. Measure distance​
  6. Measure area​
  7. Line color​
  8. Line weight​
  9. Font & Size​
  10. Rectangle information

Access the following actions by clicking the inverted caret next to Actions in the Floor Plan Toolbar:

Screenshot of the Export as PDF settings.
  1. Export as PDF
    1. Click on the inverted caret for drop-down menu.​
    2. Click on Export as PDF.
    3. A drop- down window opens​
    4. Name document (required * information)​
    5. Click Select Floors​
      • Select additional floors​
      • Select additional buildings & floors​
    6. Select page size. ​
      • Tabloid 11×17 Landscape is preferred size.​
    7. Select margin size.​
      • Small is preferred size.​
    8. Click on Export
    9. Pop up box will show that the PDF is processing​
    10. Downloaded PDF appears
Screenshot of the Print to PDF settings.
  1. Print
    1. Click on the inverted caret for drop-down menu.​
    2. Click on PRINT.
    3. A drop- down window opens​
    4. Select the floor plan area to print.​
    5. Select PRINT.​
    6. Select destination. ​
    7. Select Layout. ​
      • Landscape is preferred layout.​
    8. Select Paper size.​
      • Tabloid 11×17 is preferred size ​​
    9. Select Margins.​
      • None or Minimal are preferred.​
    10. Click SAVE.
    11. Downloaded PDF appears.

Screenshot showing how to view office occupants of a specific room on the floor plan.
  1. Select a room in the floor plan.​
    • Room will highlight yellow.​
    • Employee information will show in the room information pane.​
Screenshot showing the employee information of a specific room on a floor plan.
  1. Click on the blue hyperlink on the employee’s name.​
  2. Employee information will be displayed: name, phone, email, group code, group name, and room number.​
  3. Additionally, the Career Stream Code and Position Location Status will display.​
    • This can be used to identify appropriate space requirements for employees.​
    • Based upon the Purdue Space Guidelines,an employee with a P3 career stream and Completely On-Site should be provided a private workstation

Screenshot showing the Seating Plan graphical view.

Key information displayed:

Screenshot showing the Vacant Space graphical view.

Key information displayed:

Screenshot showing the Conference Rooms graphical view.

Key information displayed:

Screenshot showing the FICM Space Use graphical view.

Key information displayed:

Screenshot showing the Organization (Room Level) graphical view.

Key information displayed:

Reports

The 1.40 report provides details for each room including room name, department using the room, department the room is on loan from (if needed), space use code and category, organizational level, occupant capacity, assignable square feet (ASF) and employee’s name. ​

If many updates are needed to be made to a building or floor, you can also use this format to submit to occupancy planning a large quantity of changes. 

Screenshot showing the path to get to the 1.40 Room Summary Report.
  1. Click on the Space Management icon located on the navigation tree. ​
  2. Select Reports from the list of options under Space Management.
  3. Select 1.40 Room Summary from the drop-down list under Global Reports.

Once you have navigated to the 1.40 Room Summary, do the following:

Screenshot showing the options to generate the 1.40 Room Summary Report.
  1. Select SITE. (Indianapolis is included in the West Lafayette list)​
  2. Select BUILDING(S)​
  3. Select FLOOR(S)​
  4. Select ORG Levels (Levels 1, 2, 3 by default)​
  5. Click VIEW REPORT.
  6. Data will appear in lower pane.​
  7. Select EXPORT to transfer data to your preferred application. EXCEL & CSV are most user-friendly.

Cognos is the authoritative reporting tool for the university.​

  1. Access Cognos via https://one.purdue.edu/ or https://reporting.purdue.edu/bi/
  2. Click on the following path to navigate to FMS reports:​
  3. Team Content > Departmental Content > PWL > President > Administrative Operations > Auxiliary Services > FMS​
  4. FM:S reports will display. Not all reports will be available for your use.​
  5. Report: Room Summary Details (1.40) provides the most information about all spaces.
Screenshot showing where the Room Summary Details are located in Cognos.
  1. To generate the Room Summary Details (1.40) report, select report ROOM SUMMARY DETAILS (1.40)
Screenshot showing the Room Summary Details to select to generate the Room Summary Details report.
  1. Select filters as needed to achieve desired results.​
    1. Campus​
    2. Building – Code, Name, Abbreviation.​
    3. Select building.​
    4. Select INSERT.​
    5. Space Use Codes. ​
  2. Submit request. ​
  3. Export to Excel, CSV, PDF, etc.

Move Requests

Using the “Move Request” function of FM:S alerts Occupancy Planning that an employee is changing locations, for updating FM:S purposes. ​Departments will need to coordinate the actual physical move of the faculty/staff/students being moved. 

Screenshot showing the path to see all the Move Requests you have submitted.

To see a list of all Move Requests you have submitted:

  1. Click on the Move Management icon located on the navigation tree. ​
  2. Select Views from the list of options under Move Management.
  3. Select Status View – My Requests. Search for your requests.

Screenshot showing the path to Create Individual Moves.
  1. Start on floor plan of building​ (Seating Plan view is fine)​
  2. Hover mouse over room where the employee is to be removed.​
  3. Right click on the room (pop-up will appear) select Move Management.
  4. Click on Create Individual Moves.
Screenshot showing the next three steps to move an individual from one room to another.
  1. A pop up will open Assign Rooms & Zones.​
  2. The name of the occupant has been removed from room.​
  3. The name of the occupant will appear in the lower box. Click on the name in the box.
Screenshot showing how to drag and drop and save the move.
  1. With the mouse, drag the name from the box to their new location (release your finger to drop the name in the room). ​
  2. The From and To location appears under the name.​
  3. Click SAVE
  4. Pop up appear. Click OK.
Screenshot showing how the move should look on the screen once completed.
  1. Text ‘H Gish OUT’ appears in room moving FROM.​
  2. Text ‘H Gish IN’ appears in room moving TO.

Last Steps to be completed by Occupancy Planning:

  • Occupancy Planning will review and process Move Request.
  • Occupancy Planning will receive notice of Move Request.​

Screenshot showing the path to Create Individual Moves.
  1. Start on floor plan of building​ (Seating Plan view is fine)​
  2. Hover mouse over room where the employee is to be removed.​
  3. Right click on the room (pop-up will appear) select Move Management.
  4. Click on Create Individual Moves.
Screenshot showing the next three steps to remove an individual from a room.
  1. A pop up will open Assign Rooms & Zones.​
  2. The name of the occupant has been removed from room.​
  3. The name of the occupant will appear in the lower box. Click on the name in the box.​
  4. Click SAVE.​
  5. Pop up appear. Click OK.

Last Steps to be completed by Occupancy Planning:

  • Occupancy Planning will receive notice of Move Request.​
  • Occupancy Planning will review and process Move Request.

Screenshot showing the path to Create Individual Moves.
  1. Start on floor plan of building​ (Seating Plan view is fine)​
  2. Hover mouse over room where the employee is to be added.​
  3. Right click on the room (pop-up will appear)select Move Management.
  4. Click on Create Individual Moves.
Screenshot showing the next steps to move an individual from one room to another.
  1. Room to be assigned is highlighted yellow.​
  2. A pop up will open Assign Rooms & Zones.
Screenshot showing how to search for an individual using advanced search mode.
  1. To search for individual. Click icon.​
  2. A pop up will open.​
    1. Enter text. Click Search.​
    2. Click Advanced Search Mode. If option ‘a’ does not show results.​
Screenshot showing the search results pop up.
  1. Search Results pop up.​
    1. Select individual​
    2. Click Select.
Screenshot showing the Assign Rooms & Zones pop up.
  1. Go back over to Assign Rooms & Zones pop up.​
    • NOTE: The name you selected is NOT visible at this moment.
  2. ​Click + next to ‘No zone or room assignments’​
Screenshot showing the Assign Rooms & Zones pop up after you've selected a name.
  1. You will now see name you selected.​
    • NEW’ below the name, indicates this individual is not currently assigned to a room in FM:S.
Screenshot showing how the screen should look once all steps are completed.
  1. With mouse, drag the name from to the box to their new location (release your finger to drop the name in the room). ​
  2. The To location appears under the name.​
  3. Click SAVE
  4. Pop up appear. Click OK.

Last Steps to be completed by Occupancy Planning:

  • Occupancy Planning will receive notice of Move Request.​
  • Occupancy Planning will review and process Move Request.

Data Change Requests

Update room data in FM:S

Screenshot showing all room data.

To update data in FM:S, send an email with information to be updated to occupancyplanning@purdue.edu.

  1. Updated room or workstation number.
  2. Update some or all room data.
  3. Update occupants, Purdue HR issued email address is required for any updates.
  4. Update department owning and/or department On-Loan From.
  5. Update research amenities and/or PI.

Contacts

If you have questions, contact occupancyplanning@purdue.edu