NFPA 72 fire alarm inspection software.

Device-level testing, records of completion, and reports AHJs will accept.

NFPA 72 work is device work. If the software cannot show the technician the next initiating device, the test is slower and the record is worse.

MyFireTools is built around properties, panels, and devices. Import an existing NFPA 72 record of completion or spreadsheet, inspect against that inventory — including offline — and produce the report from the job instead of rebuilding it in Word.

Authorities having jurisdiction do not want a screenshot of a checklist. They want a record that matches the property: which devices were tested, which failed, and what evidence sits on each fail.

MyFireTools generates that report from the completed job. If you still paste device counts into Word after the tech leaves, the software is not doing the NFPA 72 work — your office is.

What NFPA 72 shops actually need

Bring in panel, circuit, and device data so the tech is not rebuilding the property on site.

Guided pass / fail

Walk the job device by device with photos and notes attached to the record.

Offline mechanical rooms

Keep inspecting when the phone has no signal. Sync when you are back in coverage.

Same-day reports

Generate the inspection report when the job is signed, not three days later in the office.

NFPA 72 is the start, not the only standard.

The same property record also supports the rest of the book of business — scheduling, deficiencies, and invoicing — so fire alarm is not a silo next to sprinkler and extinguisher work.

Accurate device inventory