Still using pen/paper, excel, or digital forms?
Pen and paper. Excel. Digital forms. They're all static and they don't meet the demands of the market anymore.
Building owners, fire officials, and insurers expect real-time access data to be able to do their jobs.
If you’re still using pen and paper, excel, or even Digital Forms, how can you ensure:
→ Data is accurate, up-to-date, compliant, and accessible when needed?
→ You’re conducting the correct NFPA or local fire jurisdiction inspection every time?
→ That you'll be able to keep up when fire jurisdictions update to the next code cycle?
→ That there's a connection between inspection, deficiencies, and service work without errors?
In general, the fire protection industry has come a long way over the past decade, for sure. But the one place we still see a huge room for improvement is the movement off of these antiquated methods of data collection.
If you're still on antiquated methods but you want to stay competitive, you'll need to transition to modern, integrated systems. There's no way to avoid it.