Due dates, technicians, and geography belong on one screen.
Scheduling fire inspections is not filling a calendar. It is matching a due date, a property, and a technician who can actually reach the site this week.
A spreadsheet of annuals does not show that three overdue schools sit on the same corridor, or that the only NICET tech for fire alarm is already booked across town. Managers then dispatch by habit instead of by map.
MyFireTools keeps upcoming and overdue inspections on the same property map as technician assignment. You see what is due, who is nearby, and what is still unassigned before the week starts.
Good scheduling also protects the inspection itself. If the tech arrives without the device list, access notes, and last deficiencies, the visit stretches and the report is late. The calendar and the property record have to be the same object.
Assign work from the map instead of a hidden spreadsheet.
See due dates and unassigned properties geographically.
Dispatching and scheduling
Assign work from the map instead of a hidden spreadsheet.
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See due dates and unassigned properties geographically.
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See what is due
Assign the right technician
Inspect in the field
Report the same day
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