Green Quadrant: Commercial Buildings Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) (2025)

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Executive Summary

This report provides a detailed fact-based comparison of the 16 most prominent commercial buildings computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) software providers in the market. Based on the proprietary Verdantix Green Quadrant methodology, our analysis comprised one-and-a-half-hour live product demonstrations with pre-set scenarios, customer interviews, desk research and vendor responses to a detailed 126-point questionnaire, covering 14 capability and nine momentum categories. Verdantix research finds that commercial CMMS solutions are shifting towards platforms that support predictive maintenance, technician productivity and vendor oversight at scale. Leading solutions are distinguished by their low-code configurability, spatial intelligence and seamless integration with Internet of Things (IoT) and enterprise systems, aligning with growing demands for compliance, cost control and mobile-first operations. Among the vendors analysed in this study, eight providers – Planon, MaintainX, IBM, Limble, Infraspeak, Nuvolo, ServiceNow and Facilio – were identified as Leaders in the Green Quadrant analysis. 
Summary for decision-makers
How to use the Green Quadrant for commercial buildings CMMS
Commercial buildings CMMS software addresses uptime, resource efficiency and portfolio-wide optimization
Green Quadrant for commercial buildings CMMS 2025
Green Quadrant methodology
Evaluated firms and inclusion criteria
Evaluation criteria for commercial buildings CMMS software vendors
Accruent overview
Accruent’s FAMIS 360 supports large, campus-style estates with strong outsourced services coordination and IoT-driven maintenance workflows
Asset Panda overview
Asset Panda delivers a no-code CMMS built for multi-site asset governance
Brightly Software overview
Brightly Software distinguishes itself through strong field execution and spatially enabled maintenance coordination
Eptura overview
Eptura excels in data-rich asset management from design to operations
Facilio overview
Facilio differentiates itself through real-time spatial intelligence and deep system integrations tailored for CRE portfolios
Fracttal overview
Fracttal enables smart, sensor-driven maintenance for mid-sized asset operators
IBM overview
IBM’s CMMS delivers predictive intelligence and high configurability for complex, asset-rich environments
Infraspeak overview
Infraspeak empowers FM teams with low-code automation and flexible workflows across complex portfolios
JLL (Corrigo) overview
JLL Corrigo differentiates through its enterprise-scale vendor management and integration capabilities
Limble overview
Limble delivers an intuitive mobile-first design and rapid configurability for fast deployment across mid-market portfolios
MaintainX overview
MaintainX’s AI-powered mobile CMMS is built for scalable, technician-led maintenance
Nuvolo overview
Nuvolo excels in SLA management through real-time monitoring and automated maintenance compliance
Planon overview
Planon delivers enterprise-grade configurability, mobile-enabled workflows and IoT-integrated automation to drive strategic FM outcomes
ServiceNow overview
ServiceNow stands out as the enterprise workflow and integration leader for FM digitization at scale
Service Works Global (SWG) overview
SWG delivers smart facilities insights through advanced analytics and integrated IoT capabilities
TMA Systems overview
WebTMA delivers a spatially intelligent, inventory-centric CMMS for complex facilities
Figure 1. The investment recovery in key smart building technologies continues into 2025
Figure 2. Overview of projected CMMS and CAFM spending changes across industries in 2025
Figure 3. Suppliers and solutions assessed
Figure 4. Capabilities criteria for commercial buildings CMMS software
Figure 5. Momentum criteria for commercial buildings CMMS software
Figure 6. Vendor category scores: capabilities
Figure 7. Vendor category scores: momentum
Figure 8. Green Quadrant for commercial buildings CMMS software 2025
Accenture, Accruent, ADP, Airbus, Airthings, Al Tayer Group, Amazon Web Services (AWS), AMC Theatres, Anoka County, Aramark, Aravo, ArcGIS, Asset Panda, Autodesk, Bain Capital Ventures, Bentley Systems, Bessemer Venture Partners, bGrid, BrainBox AI, Brightly Software, Brinker, British Land, Care New England, Carrefour, Caterpillar, Central California Alliance for Health, Cigna, Circle K, Columbia College Chicago, Diakonie, Dubai World Trade Centre, Eagle CMMS, EcoVadis, Endeit Capital, Enel Group, Eptura, EQ2 HEMS, Esri, Facilio, Fast2, First National Bank of Omaha, Fortive, Fracttal, GE Healthcare, Geotab, Heineken International, Honeywell, IBM, ICD Brookfield Place, Infraspeak, International Organization for Standardization (ISO), Investa, JAGGAER, JLL, Johnson Controls, KFC, King's College London, Limble , Logik.ai, MaintainX, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Matterport, Maxpanda, Melbourne Cricket Ground, MEX, Microsoft, Mid Atlantic Retina, Moveworks, NetSuite, Nuvolo, Oracle, PGGM, Planon, Primark, Prime Technologies, Redimix Companies, Resurgens Technology Partners, Rite Aid, Rohloff Group, Royal Melbourne Hospital, Samsara, Samsic, SAP, Schneider Electric, Service Works Global (SWG), ServiceNow, Siemens, Silversmith Capital Partners, Sodexo, Sotécnica, SPIE, SPM Assets, Steris, Tasca, Thoma Bravo, TMA Systems, Trane Technologies, Tulane University, Ubigreen, UC Riverside, UK National Health Service (NHS), University Hospitals of Northamptonshire (NHS Group), University of Pennsylvania, University of Pittsburgh, University of Texas at Tyler, University of the Andes, USGS, Verizon, Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Villages Golf and Country Club, Virtual Facility, Wake Forest University, Washoe County, Xero, Youtube, Zendesk

About the Authors

Sophia Shakur

Sophia Shakur

Industry Analyst

Sophia is an Industry Analyst at Verdantix, specializing in real estate and facilities software. Her research focuses on building optimization, tenant and occupier experience,...

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Joy Trinquet

Joy Trinquet

Senior Analyst

Joy is a Senior Analyst at Verdantix, specializing in real estate, facilities and workplace technology, with a particular focus on integrated workplace management systems/conn...

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Claire Stephens

Claire Stephens

Research Director

Claire Stephens is a Research Director at Verdantix, leading research into technologies and services shaping the real estate and the built environment, encompassing ...

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