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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.
Inspection management software · Toronto
Run every building in Toronto on one standard. See which site is slipping across the portfolio, and send the supervisor to the right building this week.
Why it matters
Quality gets harder to hold as a portfolio grows, and it rarely fails everywhere at once. One building drifts, the supervisor covering it changes, and nobody notices until the client does. By then the account is already at risk.
The fix is not more inspections, it is comparable ones. When every site is scored against the same standard by inspectors using the same checklist, a single dashboard shows which building dropped and by how much, and management attention goes where it is actually needed.
Operators running several buildings tend to search for inspection management software rather than cleaning or janitorial inspection software, because the problem has shifted from doing inspections to governing them across sites.
Features
These are the capabilities that matter once one person is responsible for the quality of many buildings rather than one.
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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Yes, and that is the point. If every site uses the same checklist and target levels, the dashboard ranks them directly and a building that has dropped away from the rest stands out immediately.
Sort the portfolio by score or by change since the previous inspection. The dashboard shows trends by site, floor and area, so a building that is drifting is visible before it becomes a complaint.
No limit. Buildings are free, so adding more never changes the price. You pay $149 a month for 3 team members, then $25 for each extra one.
Yes. Each building and area can carry its own checklist and target level while still rolling up to the portfolio view, which is how you compare a warehouse fairly against an office.
Yes. Each manager can have their own login and inspect any building assigned to them, and their scores feed the same portfolio dashboard.
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.