Life sciences and laboratory space
Areas are judged against controlled expectations, and critical items plus per-area targets capture the difference between a bench and a corridor.
Janitorial inspection software · Markham
Audit your cleaning vendor in Markham against a written standard, capture the evidence behind every failed area, and hold the contract to something measurable.
Why it matters
If you manage a building, you are accountable for how it looks but you are not there when the cleaning happens. That leaves the walkthrough as your only real instrument, and most walkthroughs are too informal to change anything.
Writing the standard down changes the relationship. Instead of telling a contractor that a washroom looked poor, you show a score against an agreed target and a photo of the fixture. The conversation becomes about a number rather than an opinion, which is far harder to argue with.
In-house teams usually search for janitorial inspection software or inspection management software rather than cleaning inspection software, because the tool is for auditing a service rather than delivering one. The requirement is the same: a written standard and a defensible record.
Features
These are the capabilities that matter when you are the one holding a contractor to a service level rather than the one doing the work.
Local to Markham
Areas are judged against controlled expectations, and critical items plus per-area targets capture the difference between a bench and a corridor.
Multi-building campuses compare well on a dashboard, so a single site drifting becomes visible early.
Restricted areas need documented boundaries as much as cleaning, and notes record what was in scope and what was left alone.
Production areas change layout often, and inspections tied to areas rather than a fixed route adapt without redesigning the checklist.
Markham buyers are often technical, and they tend to ask for a score, a trend and a record rather than a promise, which is exactly what a documented process produces.
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, that is the main use for in-house teams. You score the building against an agreed target, record what failed with photos, and keep a dated history you can put in front of the contractor or their manager.
Not technically. You can audit independently. Most teams get better results by agreeing the target level per area first, because then a miss is a miss against a standard rather than a matter of taste.
Yes. Photos attach to the item that failed rather than to a general note, so the record shows which fixture, which area and which date.
Yes. Each person has their own login (3 are included in the base price) and the scores roll up to one building result.
No. If you can use a phone, you can complete a walkthrough, and ready-made checklists cover offices, washrooms, lobbies, elevators and similar areas.
Yes. Restricted space can be inspected to its own standard, with per-area targets and critical items, and the scope boundary recorded on each inspection.
Yes. Each building scores and reports separately while rolling up to a portfolio view.
Free for 14 days, up to 3 users, unlimited buildings. No credit card, and we will set up your sites and checklists for you.