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Class A office buildings run on documented service levels, and the property manager is often a third party rather than the owner. Records matter as much as the cleaning.
Cleaning inspection software · Toronto
Win and keep Toronto contracts with a scored walkthrough, photo evidence on every finding, and a branded client report you can send the same day.
Why it matters
Cleaning contractors lose contracts they are actually delivering. The work gets done, nobody photographs it, and the first real record of quality is the complaint email. By then the conversation is about defending yourself rather than proving the work.
A scored inspection flips that. Every walkthrough produces a number, every deficiency carries a photo, and the client receives a report they can read in under a minute. At renewal you are not asking to be trusted. You are showing evidence.
Contractors search for cleaning inspection software, janitorial inspection software and inspection management software, and the labels are used almost interchangeably. What matters is not the name but whether the tool makes recording a finding faster than ignoring it.
Features
These are the capabilities that decide whether a cleaning contractor actually keeps using the software after the first month.
Local to Toronto
Class A office buildings run on documented service levels, and the property manager is often a third party rather than the owner. Records matter as much as the cleaning.
Firm offices and clinics sit under property managers, so a dated inspection history is what supports a renewal conversation.
Front-of-house and back-of-house standards diverge quickly, which is why each area needs its own checklist and target.
Boards and managers change while the contractor stays. Audit-ready records make a management change survivable.
In Toronto the buyer is usually a third-party property manager working to a service level, so the report is read by someone who did not commission the cleaning and does not know your crew.
In practice
Set up takes an afternoon. We will build your first sites and checklists with you.
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FAQ
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That is the only test that matters. A walkthrough takes about five minutes, it works with no signal in a basement or parkade, and it replaces the clipboard rather than adding a second job. If recording a finding took longer than ignoring it, crews would stop using it, so that was the design constraint.
Yes. Reports carry your logo and your brand colours, not ours, and they go out as a PDF the client can read or forward.
Pricing is in Canadian dollars: $149 a month for 3 users, then $25 for each additional user. Everyone on your team (owner, managers, supervisors, inspectors and cleaners) is one user. Buildings and client logins are free.
You can. Every team member (inspectors, supervisors, managers and cleaners) gets their own login (3 users are included in the $149 base price, then $25 a month each), and client contacts get free logins limited to their own buildings.
Yes. Give the client a login scoped to their buildings, or just send the branded PDF after each inspection. Both are included.
Often not, especially below grade. Inspections complete offline in basements, stairwells and parking levels, then sync when the device is back on a network.
Yes, and client logins are free. A client login can be scoped to the buildings that manager is responsible for.
Free for 14 days, up to 3 users, unlimited buildings. No credit card, and we will set up your sites and checklists for you.