Exit & emergency lights
The annual test is yours; the monthly test is theirs.
Emergency and exit lighting is a clean, high-volume line: an annual full-duration test under NFPA 101, on a lot of fixtures, across a lot of buildings. Keep the annual clock, record the professional test with proof, and leave the monthly test where it belongs.
Light-touch cadence
Each fixture sits on its annual clock, and you see what is due and overdue at a glance across every building — the schedule for a high-volume, simple line, held for you.
A route day built to move
Scan, run the guided pass-or-deficiency check, and record — offline, so a stairwell or a back corridor with no signal never stops the walk. Your own date always wins, and a date you set is never moved.
Proof and a dated record
Each test takes a photo-and-timestamp proof against the fixture, and the visit closes into a dated record with append-only history — the annual record an inspector or an insurer can read.
The annual test and the monthly test
Under NFPA 101, emergency and exit lighting gets an annual test at full rated duration — the 90-minute test a licensed technician performs and dates. Between those visits, the building’s own staff run a short monthly function test.
Keeping that split clear — what you do once a year, what the customer does each month — is half the job. The annual clock is yours to hold; the monthly test stays customer-side, where it belongs.
Cadences vary by jurisdiction — verify with your AHJ.
The record they ask for
Share a login-free customer page so a fire marshal or an insurer can read the annual record without an account — the record they ask for, with your proof on file. You certify the work; the record and the reminder are what stay on file.
Flat monthly pricing with unlimited technician seats means a second technician for a big building adds no fees.
One product, every promise
Your brand on every customer surface, your money on your own rails, and export everything free forever. Flat monthly, unlimited technician seats.