Every inspection deadline tracked

Fire protection CRM software

Fire protection CRM software with the inspection calendar as its backbone. Recurring inspections regenerate by device and building. Reports are delivered from the phone on site and deficiencies become jobs rather than notes.

From $19/month|14-day free trial|Same-day US support
Smarfle · Fire Protection dashboard
Properties Under Contract

96

Inspections Due This Month

34

Open Deficiencies

11

Monthly Revenue

$14,800

Recent Jobs

Metro Office Tower

Quarterly Sprinkler Inspection

In Progress

Bella Italia Restaurant

Annual Hood Suppression Test

Scheduled

Lakewood Apartments

Fire Alarm Panel Repair

Deficiency Follow-Up

Sunrise Medical Center

Extinguisher Annual Service

Completed

Software a fire protection business runs on

Smarfle regenerates inspections by device and building, which is the only reason work scheduled years out still happens. Reports are delivered from the phone before the technician leaves the site, and every deficiency becomes a job that cannot be quietly dropped. One inspector or a full team.

The growth side, built in

Fire protection call tracking

Facility managers call about failed inspections and deadlines. Tracked calls keep every compliance detail on record and tie inquiries to the contracts they become.

Reviews and Google Business Profile

Property managers vet fire protection vendors online before calling. Post-inspection review requests build the credibility that wins multi-site contracts.

Website and lead follow-ups

Inspection request forms feed the CRM with building details attached, and follow-ups chase the quotes that facilities teams sit on until the deadline looms.

CRM plans that grow with your fire protection business

All plans include a 14-day free trial. No credit card required.

Solo

Sole operators getting started

$19/mo
  • 1 user
  • Up to 500 clients
  • 1 GB storage
  • Public booking link + calendar
  • Client management
  • Work orders with photos
  • Invoices + Stripe payments
  • Voice AI receptionist (usage-based)
  • AI drafts + work order summaries
  • GMB rank tracking + Search Console
  • GBP Posts + Dashboard
  • API access + webhooks
  • Mobile PWA + CSV import/export
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Starter

Small teams adding tools and growth

$99/mo
  • Up to 5 users (1 owner + 4 techs)
  • Up to 2,000 clients
  • 3 GB storage
  • 2 branch locations
  • Everything in Solo
  • Website builder + AI content
  • Your own domain on that website
  • Branded client portal
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Professional

Growing service businesses

$199/mo
  • Up to 10 users
  • Up to 5,000 clients
  • 5 branch locations
  • 10 GB storage
  • Everything in Starter
  • Manager role (up to 2)
  • 50 saved email templates
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Business

Multi-location operations

$349/mo
  • Up to 30 users
  • Up to 10,000 clients
  • 10 branch locations
  • 20 GB storage
  • Everything in Professional
  • Manager role (up to 5)
  • Priority support
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SMS, email, AI, and voice are billed pay-as-you-go. See full pricing breakdown →

What an inefficient fire protection business looks like

Compliance work is scheduled a year out, so the reminder has to survive twelve months of everything else, and most reminders do not.

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Compliance deadlines are scattered across spreadsheets

Annual, semi-annual, and quarterly inspection schedules vary by property type and jurisdiction. Tracking hundreds of deadlines in spreadsheets means some get missed, putting clients at risk of fines and your company at risk of losing the contract.

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Inspection reports take days to deliver

Technicians complete inspections on paper forms, bring them back to the office, and someone types them up later. Clients wait days for reports they need immediately for their compliance files, and your team wastes hours on data entry.

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Deficiency follow-ups get forgotten

An inspection reveals a faulty sprinkler head or expired extinguisher. The deficiency gets noted, but the follow-up repair never gets scheduled because it was buried in a paper report. The client calls angry weeks later when they realize the issue is still open.

Every fire protection call, handled your way

Calls from property managers land on the account with a recording and a transcript, so the request is written down before anyone calls back.

Plain forwarding

$0.04/min

Just rings your phone. Every call logged as answered or missed.

Forward with call tracking

$0.10/min

Rings your phone. Recorded, transcribed, summarized, and logged to the customer record.

Busy message + text-back

~$0.05/call

Plays your message, hangs up, and texts the caller. Replies land in your Inbox as leads.

AI receptionist

$0.25/min

The AI answers, qualifies the caller, and books the job. Great after hours if you want it.

Spam screening is included in every mode

Turn it on and unknown callers hear one sentence and press a key before the call connects. Dialer software does not press keys, so it never reaches you. How screening works

  • Your customers skip it. Known clients and callers on mobile numbers are never screened.
  • You are not billed for it. Screened, silent, and blocked calls cost nothing.
  • One blocklist. Block a number once and it stops calling and texting.

Curious how the AI option sounds? Call (866) 355-9645 and try booking a consultation with it.

Clear workflow every time

How a fire protection job flows through Smarfle

Inspections schedule themselves a year out. Here is what happens between the work order appearing and the report being delivered.

  1. 1

    Inspection booked from contract

    Recurring work orders generate the annual inspections for sprinkler, alarm, extinguisher, and hood systems. Each one appears on the schedule without anybody raising it.

  2. 2

    Tech dispatched with inspection list

    Route optimization for multi-property days. Tech sees system specs, prior deficiencies, and AHJ requirements via custom fields.

  3. 3

    Inspection performed in field

    Job checklist enforces NFPA-required test points, photos of each system, time tracking, and any parts replaced (extinguisher pin, fire-pump valve) drawn from inventory.

  4. 4

    Deficiency report + repair scheduled

    Failed items logged as separate work orders for follow-up repair. Customer signs the inspection certificate via e-sign on the tech's phone.

  5. 5

    Annual contract bill + reminder for next year

    Stripe Connect bills the annual contract. Maintenance reminders schedule next year's inspection automatically.

Same flow for every fire protection business, only the terminology and details change.

Smarfle dispatch board showing fire protection work
Every fire protection job for the day, assigned to a technician, timed and addressed. Drag one to move it.

Smarfle fits some fire protection businesses better than others

If inspections repeat on a cycle you have to prove, this fits. One-off installs alone will not need it.

We built this for you if...

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This probably isn't for you if...

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Everything Smarfle does for a fire protection business

The inspections are the work. Scheduling them, billing them, and winning the next building are the business around it.

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Automated inspection scheduling

Set inspection frequencies per property and let the system generate work orders on schedule. Annual, semi-annual, and quarterly inspections never get missed.

2

Digital inspection checklists

Technicians complete inspection forms on their phone with pass/fail checkboxes, notes, and photos. Reports are available immediately instead of days later.

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Deficiency tracking and follow-up

When a technician flags a deficiency, the system creates a follow-up repair job automatically. Track open deficiencies by property until every issue is resolved.

4

Compliance deadline calendar

The calendar view shows all upcoming inspections color-coded by urgency. Properties approaching their deadline are highlighted so your scheduler can prioritize them.

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Every visit stays on the property record

Checklist results, deficiency photos and the notes an inspector leaves all sit on the property with a name and a time against them. When a fire marshal or an insurance auditor asks what happened at that building last year, you read it back instead of hunting for paperwork.

Profit on each work order

Fire protection software and the margin question

A work order in this trade has to carry more than a date and an address. It has to carry what the parts cost you, what the subcontractor cost you, and what the whole thing sold for. It has to carry the head or the extinguisher that came off the shelf to make the repair. The margin question is answered on that record or it is never answered at all.

Inspection work is priced thin, so the only safe place left to find margin is on the job record itself.

Heads, extinguishers and sub labor, costed

Sprinkler heads, extinguisher recharges and any hired inspector go down against the job one entry at a time, priced by the piece. Anything taken off your own shelf shows up carrying what you paid for it, and the finished job reports margin instead of revenue.

Stock checked as parts hit the job

Heads, pull stations, extinguishers and pipe fittings each carry an identifier, a cost, a sell figure and a live quantity on hand. Adding one to work verifies there is stock and takes it down, removing it restores the figure, and the short and empty items can be listed on their own.

Inspection notices worded identically every time

Property managers expect the same wording on every inspection notice, so build it as a template and let the merge fields pull in who the customer is, what was done and what is owed. Nothing leaves until you have looked at the resolved copy on the record.

Property managers talk to property managers

Inspection work moves through a small circle where one building manager vouches for you to another running a portfolio nearby. Issue the account a code, the discount comes off on its own, and the reward is attributed to whoever made the introduction.

Get more accounts for your fire protection business

Fire protection lead generation

One building on an inspection cycle is an annuity, not a job. Smarfle finds the property managers and business owners searching for fire protection near you and hands over the building type with the request. You quote work that recurs for as long as you keep the account.

Flat pricing per accepted lead

Fire Protection leads run about $40 each. You see the job and the ZIP first, then accept or pass free. No monthly lead budget, no bidding wars.

When leads start

We expand the directory around every business that joins, and Google needs time to rank new pages, so plan for up to two months before leads ramp up. You pay per lead, never for waiting. A Google Business Profile with real reviews brings them sooner.

Requests arrive pre-qualified

Every quote request already answers what do you need and what is driving it, so your callback quotes instead of interviews.

Fair by design

Your existing customers and repeat requests are always free, and a bad lead can be disputed with a refund to your wallet.

What inspection companies ask before renewal season

No, and this is the first thing to settle. There is no asset record per device, nothing to scan, and no warranty field. Counts, locations and riser details can go in custom fields on the property record, with past visits forming the history. A device level inventory is not what this is.
Not as a form. A checklist attaches to a service type so the technician ticks off what was checked, and photos attach to the inspection, but there is no NFPA coded deficiency form and no template written for an authority having jurisdiction. Companies here keep their reporting tool and use Smarfle for the schedule, the customer and the money.
Fairly, because they win on the part you just read about. Both hold coded device inventories and produce the reports your local authority expects, and we produce neither. Smarfle is stronger on the customer side, the quoting, the portal, the billing chase and the marketing, so some companies run it as the business system and keep the specialist tool for the technical record.
Every property holds its own cadence, the visit gets flagged as repeating, and notice reaches the contact ahead of the due date through whichever channel you picked. Branches hold separate calendars and separate crews, so a single territory reads clean instead of the whole company crowding into one month. A deficiency repair is one more record of the same type, since this trade labels everything on your board Inspection.
Give the contact a portal login and they see their sites, their invoices and any document you pushed through to them, each served over a link that expires. Sharing stays off until you turn it on file by file, so nothing is exposed by accident. Payment and messages come from the same screen.
Per user and per stored customer, never per inspection, so a company with four technicians and six hundred buildings is priced on those two numbers. Texts, emails and phone minutes are charged at what you burn, and today's tiers are listed in the plan table above.
The deficiency is written up with photos on the inspection, then the quote leaves as an estimate built from your line items with a deposit if you take one. The customer signs it electronically and both signatures print on the PDF. Accepted work becomes the visit you schedule and the closing invoice credits whatever deposit was already paid.
Install it to the phone home screen and it keeps working offline, holding what was entered until a signal returns and syncing then. It is a web app rather than something from the app stores, which matters if your company insists on managed apps. Photos and ticks recorded underground come back up with the technician.

Switching to Smarfle from other fire protection software?

Building records, device lists and the inspection dates hanging off them are what a switch puts at risk, so that import is prepared and loaded at our end rather than handed to you as a guide. Inspectors are given their own accounts in the same pass by US staff, who check the dates landed where they belong.

Why businesses stay

Who you are buying from

We answer requests the same day. If your business needs a new feature, or an existing one changed, it gets built fast, often by the next day. Ihor Lavrenenko puts his name on this product: he has helped hundreds of local businesses grow, and Smarfle is how that experience shows up in your operation every morning.

Based in Orlando, Florida|Same-day support answers|Feature requests shipped fast
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