Facility Issue Reporting

The app keeps asking for user to login. Once the correct credentials are entered. It goes to the home page, but then immediately pops up the login screen. So essentially it cannot be used. This on an iPhone XS running iOS16. All other apps accept the same stored user credentials, so what’s going on with this app?

When it works it’s a great reporting tool but at the moment it will not open at all on iPhone XR with latest IOS

When creating an issue, the main field is not even labeled and you cannot edit the name field, which causes an error when trying to create the issue. It says name field must be completed, but they cannot since I cannot edit the name. Very frustrating desktop website to create the issue and get passed that.

Good work

When I try to report an issue, it says “ERROR: program is required” and will not submit. I have filled all fields.

Good to know only those with certain callings can give feedback on our buildings. Our Stake won’t fix anything!

Works great and the area facilities coordinator is prompt on responses. Great tool to have at my fingertips.

I have been Ward Building Cleaning Coordinator and Stake Technology Specialist, but have had no access to the FM Group to get things fixed. It is maddening — even more so because Church app developers do not respond to input, feedback, concerns, problems, and pleas for app fixes.

Everything is broken since the last update. Facilities are HARDER to find, and every time I have to make a selection such as facility location or type of issue or add a photo, all my previously entered data disappears and it won’t let me type it in again. I can’t find a way to reach out to the app developer; it just takes me to the Church website. I’ve tried 10 times to input a single repair issue and can’t complete it because what I’ve already entered disappears in the middle. Please fix the app!

Just the President, not the presidency. Makes no sense. This just adds more of a paper trail. Let the whole presidency of the Elders Quorum and Relef Society and the Primary. Just a thought. Even the Emergency Preparedness Specialist.