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Compliance
The Complete Guide to TCE Integration: Why Inspect Point Leads the Industry
The fire protection industry faces a significant challenge: ensuring comprehensive compliance while managing operational efficiency. The Compliance Engine (TCE) has become an essential platform for tracking and verifying proper system maintenance, but here's the...
Streamlining Compliance: Introducing Inspect Point’s IROL Integration
Through Inspect Point’s IROL integration, you can submit inspection reports to AHJs directly from within our platform—no downloading, switching systems, or duplicate data entry required.
Managing Your Own Inspection Questions: Why & How?
You own your inspection questions. Ensure compliance, protect your company from liability, and improve inspector efficiency by customizing and managing your inspection questions yourself.
4 Ways Software Can Help Your Facility Stay Fire-Safe
When you manage multiple buildings or large properties, each with their own unique equipment and complex systems that require routine inspections, it’s easy to miss steps.
NFPA 72: What Changed in 2022 & What’s Coming in 2025
As more AHJs adopt the 2022 edition of NFPA 72, and with more changes around the corner, knowing what’s new and how it will impact your inspections is essential.
Key Changes to NFPA 25 in the 2023 Edition: What You Need to Know
As AHJs begin to adopt the 2023 edition of NFPA 25, knowing what’s new and how it will change the way you inspect your customers’ buildings is essential.
Top 10 Non-Technical Things Everyone Should Know About NFPA 25
NFPA 25 exists to ensure the operational readiness of sprinkler systems if and when there’s a fire. It’s widely accepted that working sprinkler systems are the single best protection against unwanted fire. NFPA 25 serves as a standard to support sprinkler system...
How Does Your Campus Keep Up with Fire Protection?
Every year, thousands of fires occur on college campuses, and most of them are preventable. Smoking, electrical issues, and faulty smoke detecting and fire prevention equipment are among the top causes for fatal campus fires. Preventive measures for fire protection,...