Live technician locations beside the schedule
Features · Scheduling
Every truck and techon one board.
The series engine keeps recurring inspections on schedule, and emergency calls slot in without wrecking the week.
SeriesAnnual · wet system · NFPA 25
WindowMar 14 · morning
Day −2 · on the board
Recurring inspections come back on their own.
The inspection series engine
Annuals, semi-annuals, and quarterlies come back on their own, and the board shows what's upcoming and what's overdue without anyone keeping the list in their head.
Map-based dispatch
Schedule smarter and build optimal routes based on location and availability, with a real-time calendar and map view of the team's day.
Changes reach the field automatically
Make changes on the fly with automatic updates to the technician's device.
Beyond inspections
Schedule job walks, site assessments, and other appointment types on the same board.
Truck locations show up beside the schedule.
Inspect Point Fleet, powered by Azuga: real-time GPS tracking to monitor technician progress, reduce drive time, and adapt when things change, plus vehicle health monitoring, driver scorecards, and gamified safety programs.
Also in this stage4 capabilities
Onboard diagnostics across the fleet
Speeding and harsh-braking behaviors, scored
Gamified, with rewards
Overdue work shows up before it turns into lost revenue.
Scheduling in plain English
Inspect Point Assistant handles scheduling work in plain language, and shows you the result before anything is saved. For example: build out next quarter's monthly extinguisher inspections across every building on an account.
No money left on the table
Full visibility into upcoming and overdue work means recurring revenue recurs.
Where it connects
Scheduling feeds inspections, service, and dispatch in the same system. All integrations →
“I really like the fact that you can click on the calendar, click on the job, and all your information is right there. You can see everything and make any updates you need, all from one place. That's really handy.”Rick Coghlan · Douglas Fire Protection
Inspection series340 Pearl St
| Annual | Wet system · NFPA 25 | Mar 02 |
|---|---|---|
| Semi-annual | Vane-type waterflow switch | Nov 10 |
| Quarterly | Water motor gong | Dec 01 |
Recurring inspections put themselves
back on the board.
Bring next month's board. We'll show you what the series engine does to it.