Inspect Point: Fire Inspection & Compliance Software
Inspect Point helps fire protection businesses manage the inspection-to-collection workflow. It is designed for teams that need to maintain NFPA or ULC compliance across multiple fire safety trades.
At a glance
- Category
- Operations
- Best for
- Fire protection contractors, Life safety service providers, Fire alarm and sprinkler companies, Fire door and damper inspection businesses
- Pricing
- Pricing was not clearly available from the provided evidence. Buyers should confirm current pricing on the vendor website.
- Key use cases
- Field Fire Inspections, Deficiency-to-Proposal Workflow, Recurring Compliance Scheduling, Trade-Specific Management
- Integrations
- QuickBooks, The Compliance Engine (TCE), IROL, LivSafe
- Official website
- inspectpoint.com
Inspect Point is a business management platform for fire and life safety professionals. It supports operational tasks including scheduling, on-site inspections, deficiency tracking, quoting, and payment collection.
The software is designed for businesses managing various trades, such as fire alarms, sprinklers, extinguishers, and fire doors. It provides a digital workflow where technicians use a mobile app to capture data in the field and management uses a back-office suite to review and bill for work.
Technicians can perform inspections offline and sync data when internet access is available. The platform includes an AI-powered assistant to help draft inspection notes and identify potential errors during the review process.
Buyers should note that the mobile application is compatible only with Apple iPad devices and requires the company to provide its own hardware.
Key Features
Digital tools with built-in question sets and report templates for NFPA, ULC, and other compliance standards.
A system to identify and document deficiencies with photos and notes, tracking them through to resolution.
An embedded AI assistant that helps suggest deficiency descriptions, identify reporting gaps, and draft notes.
A calendar and map with GPS tracking to manage technician dispatching and recurring inspection series.
Tools to generate invoices from proposals or work orders and collect payments via credit card or ACH.
An iPad application that supports completing inspections without an active internet connection.
Use Cases
Using the iPad app to complete code-compliant inspections on-site, including photo capture and digital sign-offs.
Identifying equipment failures in the field and converting documented deficiencies into repair proposals.
Managing annual or quarterly inspection cycles across client assets.
Using specialized workflows for different trades, such as extinguisher swap tracking or pump curve analysis.
Best For
Integrations
Pricing
Pricing was not clearly available from the provided evidence. Buyers should confirm current pricing on the vendor website.
FAQ
No, the mobile component of the software works only on Apple devices.
Yes, synced inspections can be performed offline on an iPad and sent to the office once a connection is available.
The platform supports a variety of codes including NFPA, ULC, Joint Commission, DNV, AES, and HFAP.
It serves as a co-pilot that suggests deficiency descriptions from notes, identifies reporting gaps, and helps with the office review process.
Source category: Operations
Source subcategory: Field Service Management
