A simple, step-by-step guide to submit and monitor your campus maintenance requests on CampusCare360.
Follow these 5 simple steps to raise and track your complaint
Go to the CampusCare360 homepage and click "Raise a Complaint". No login required — just have your Employee ID ready.
Enter your Employee ID and verify with a one-time OTP sent to your registered email.
Provide accurate information so the right technician can be assigned quickly.
Review all details and submit. You'll instantly receive a unique Complaint ID via email — save it!
Use Track Status on the homepage anytime to monitor progress — no login needed.
Track your complaint through every stage of the process
Your complaint is in the queue. Expect assignment within 24 hours.
A technician has been assigned and will contact you soon.
Technician is actively working on your issue at the location.
Required parts are being arranged. Expected within 24–48 hours.
Issue resolved. Please verify the fix and rate the technician.
Complaint is fully resolved and archived in your history.
Follow these tips to get faster resolution for your complaints
Quick answers to the most common questions
Depends on priority and complexity. Urgent complaints are handled first. Check your status page for estimated completion time.
Check your spam/junk folder first. Wait 2–3 minutes, then request a new OTP. Contact admin if it still doesn't arrive.
Yes, if work hasn't started yet. Contact the administrator with your Complaint ID to request cancellation.
You can reopen a completed complaint. It will be reviewed and reassigned to another technician.
Click Track Status on the homepage, enter your Complaint ID — no login needed to view live updates.
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Check your confirmation email from CampusCare360. Or contact the administrator with your Employee ID to retrieve it.
Yes. Each complaint gets a unique ID. Raise separate complaints for different issues so each gets proper attention.
Step-by-step fixes for the most common problems