Operations software for fire and security contractors

Run every service job from the first request to the final invoice.

Keep the office, field, customer, and billing team on the same job record.

FieldVero connects customer requests, monitoring alerts, dispatch, field documentation, inspection reports, deficiencies, estimates, approvals, billing, and customer history without making the office re-enter the same information.

Request

Received

Job

Assigned

Invoice

Ready

Today’s workRequest received

Service Case FV-2048

Harbor Medical panel fault and inspection response

Monitoring alert · Crew B en route · Report, deficiencies, and billing on one job

Response due soon

47m remaining

01

response due soon

06

crews active

04

ready to bill

Request

Request received

Trouble event, customer message, or inspection need matched to the site

Record

Work opened

Service case, inspection, estimate, or project request created with site details

Visit

Field work documented

Photos, test results, deficiencies, and material notes stay attached

Billing

Invoice ready

Approvals, invoices, customer history, and reports use the same job record

The job record stays complete

Request, dispatch, field notes, reviewer signoff, customer report, deficiency status, approval, invoice, and customer history stay connected.

Operations board
Today
West District
Today
Command view
At Risk
02
Fairview Clinic
Response due soon
Monitoring trouble alert
Response due · 47mEscalated
Northline Storage
Needs attention
Report missing reviewer
Hold before releaseOffice review
Rolling
06
Bay Center Tower
Active
Annual alarm inspection
Crew rollingCrew A
Harbor Medical
On track
Panel fault service call
Tech on siteCrew B
Ready To Bill
04
Riverview Lofts
Active
Completed inspection
Report signedOffice review
South Annex
Queued
Access control repair
Invoice generatedFinance

From service request to invoice

Follow one job from the first call to final billing.

FieldVero keeps the office, field, customer, and billing team on the same job. That means fewer gaps between teams, fewer missing details, and less time rebuilding what happened.

One connected job

Six steps that stay connected from start to finish.

Connected
  1. 01Request

    A service request starts one job

    Email, phone, monitoring, inspection, and customer requests are connected to the right site and system instead of becoming side conversations.

    Received
  2. 02Job

    The office chooses the work type

    The request becomes a service case, work order, inspection, estimate, or project with the site and system details attached.

    Ready
  3. 03Access

    Each person sees what they need

    Office staff, technicians, customers, and managers see the information and actions that apply to them.

    Assigned
  4. 04Field visit

    The technician documents the visit

    Photos, notes, device findings, test results, deficiencies, materials, signatures, and report details stay on the job.

    Documented
  5. 05Follow-up

    Deficiencies become approved work

    Failed items become estimates. Approved estimates become follow-up jobs without losing the original inspection details.

    Approved
  6. 06Billing

    Completed work moves into billing and history

    Invoices, customer history, site records, and reports continue from the same job the field and office already used.

    Complete

Right version for each role

Office

priority, schedule, review, billing

Technician

job details, site access, notes, materials

Customer

reports, approvals, invoices

Management

job status, problems, margin

Why FieldVero is different

Built for the work that happens after dispatch.

FieldVero connects scheduling with field documentation, inspection reports, deficiencies, customer approvals, and billing so the office can finish every job cleanly.

  • Scheduling is only the beginning

    For fire and security contractors, the job continues through field documentation, office review, customer reports, and billing.

    Not enough
  • Technicians need system history

    Fire alarm, sprinkler, access control, CCTV, intrusion, and monitoring work all depend on accurate site, system, and device details.

    Context
  • The office finishes the job

    Reports, deficiencies, customer history, and billing stay connected so the office can finish the job without chasing missing information.

    Complete
Fire alarmSprinklerAccess controlCCTVIntrusionMonitoring

Completed job record

The job keeps moving after the visit.

Live

Job

The service job stays central

The site, system, customer, visit, and work details stay visible

Owned

Field work

Visit details stay organized

Photos, notes, tests, signatures, and device findings stay attached

Captured

Review

Reports become usable

Office review catches gaps before the client package goes out

Ready

Approval

Deficiencies become work

Failed items move into estimates, approvals, and follow-up jobs

Approved

Money

Billing uses the completed job

Invoices, customer history, and reports use the same job details

Bill ready

Systems your team services

Fire and security jobs require more than a dispatch calendar.

FieldVero is built for fire alarm, sprinkler, access control, CCTV, intrusion, monitoring, inspections, reports, deficiencies, and follow-up work.

FA-72

Fire alarm

Annual testing, device evidence, deficiencies, and report release.

SPR

Sprinkler

Valve tours, impairments, follow-ups, and service history.

ACS

Access

Doors, panels, credentials, schedules, and customer records.

CCTV

Video

Camera service, recorder work, blackout notes, and completed job records.

INT

Intrusion

Panels, zones, monitoring context, batteries, and walk tests.

TURN

Commissioning

Acceptance test evidence, punch items, and owner-ready packages.

Construction site with structural work and safety planning contextFire alarm

Inspections, testing, and open items stay tied to the building, not a binder.

Schedules, sensitivity work, and annual programs should live on the site record. FieldVero keeps the next due date, open deficiencies, and technician notes on the same job your office already watches.

  • Dispatch shaped around inspection and service windows
  • Photos and notes on the service record, linked to the devices and zones that matter
  • Review sees changes before reports go to the inspector or the customer
Fire sprinkler heads in a commercial ceilingFire sprinkler

Valve tours, impairments, and testing—with a trail the office can defend.

From drain tests to valve rounds and temporary impairments, sprinkler work needs clean handoffs. Techs log what they found; the office sees what is still open before the system is back in service and the job is closed.

  • Status that reflects real riser and valve work—not a vague “done” flag
  • Impairments and follow-ups visible before you clear the job
  • History on the record for the next visit or audit question
Access control technician testing a card reader beside an open control panelAccess control

Doors, panels, and credentials—scheduled and documented like any critical visit.

Firmware updates, reader replacements, and credential changes belong on the dispatch board. FieldVero lines up access work with the same discipline as your other routes, so security reviews and customer reporting stay in sync.

  • Scheduling that respects doors, occupants, and site rules
  • Photos and notes on the service record instead of scattered texts
  • Packages that show what changed, when, and who did the work
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Security technician servicing a commercial camera beside network and recording equipmentVideo surveillance

Camera and recording work—tracked next to access and alarm service.

Service calls for cameras, cable, recording gear, and after-incident checks are still field jobs. FieldVero keeps those visits on the same board as the rest of security work, with notes and photos reviewers can trust.

  • Dispatch that fits site zones, recorders, and customer blackout rules
  • Install and service notes on the job—not lost in a side thread
  • A completed visit that shows what was verified before monitoring or the customer receives an update
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Electronic security keypad and intrusion alarm hardwareIntrusion alarm

Panels, zones, and monitoring—same discipline you expect on life-safety routes.

Trouble runs, batteries, walk tests, and programming changes need a clear story. FieldVero ties intrusion work to the site and panel your office already tracks, so the central station and the customer get consistent answers.

  • Service records with zone, panel, and monitoring context built in
  • Notes and test results visible before the job is released
  • History that carries forward for the next truck roll
Engineer inspecting industrial systems and documentationCommissioning

Startup and turnover docs that survive a real owner review.

Acceptance testing produces a lot of evidence fast. FieldVero keeps results and exceptions on the right panel, circuit, and visit so engineering review and client signoff stay clear.

  • Structured capture for tests, punch items, and signoffs
  • Office sees gaps before the job is marked complete
  • Asset history ready for the first service call after turnover
Team coordinating work with a tablet on siteMulti-trade sites

One calendar when fire, sprinkler, access, video, and intrusion all show up the same day.

Big sites are where spreadsheets break. One connected job history helps coordinators catch conflicts before trucks roll—and gives the customer one clear service record when the work is complete.

  • One board for shared days and real-world site constraints
  • Techs open the job with context—without a full office re-brief
  • Summaries leadership can use without rebuilding three systems by hand

FieldVero is not a generic field-service calendar.

Dispatch, field records, monitoring, reports, invoices, and customer coordination stay tied to the job whether today is inspections, impairments, door work, cameras, alarm service, or all of it at once.

Everyone works from the same job record. The office sees current status without chasing updates, and customers receive organized reports and service history.

Technician comparing a fire alarm inspection report with a rugged field tablet
Access control technician testing a card reader beside an open control panel
Security technician servicing a commercial camera beside network and recording equipment

Fire alarm inspections · Access control · CCTV and video surveillance

Office visibility

Leadership can see which jobs are moving, blocked, or ready for review.

Problems surface early

Response-time risks, missing field documentation, and report holds appear before they become customer calls.

Customers receive clear records

Reports, service history, and follow-up work stay organized because the job record is complete.

Plans

Plans based on your team and the work you manage.

FieldVero pricing depends on team size, branches, inspection volume, and the tools you need. We review those details with you before providing a quote.

Small service teams

Starter

For small contractors moving beyond spreadsheets, scattered documents, and memory-based operations.

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Core tools for a small team.
  • Service cases, work orders, visits, customer management, and a basic dispatch board
  • Manual estimates with PDF proposals and estimate-to-invoice conversion
  • Basic invoicing, payment tracking, inspection scheduling, and inspection reports
Growing service company

Professional

For growing service teams that need dispatch, inspections, reports, follow-up work, and billing connected.

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Connected tools for a growing team.
  • Everything in Starter
  • Dispatch recommendations, response-time priorities, crew suggestions, and job readiness checks
  • Estimate Assistant, pricing guidance, approval steps, and customer proposals
Multi-branch teams

Enterprise

For multi-branch contractors that need monitoring, customer portals, advanced permissions, and company-wide reporting.

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Advanced control across branches.
  • Everything in Professional
  • AI operations assistance, job-cost forecasting, and unusual-activity alerts
  • Multi-branch management, system reporting, and advanced inspection analytics
How plans differ

See what changes as your team grows.

Starter covers the core tools for a small crew. Professional connects dispatch, inspections, reports, and billing. Enterprise adds monitoring, customer portals, advanced permissions, and multi-branch reporting.

Starter
  • Guided setup
  • Small teams
  • Core service tools
Professional
  • Pricing review
  • Growing teams
  • Connected office and field work
Enterprise
  • Talk with sales
  • Multiple branches
  • Security and rollout planning
Contact

Start with one real job.

Share the service call or inspection you want to review. In 30 minutes, we’ll map the handoffs and show the same path in FieldVero. We usually reply within one business day.

  • Starter — small teams leaving spreadsheets behind.
  • Professional — connecting dispatch, inspections, reports, and billing.
  • Enterprise — multi-branch teams needing tailored security and onboarding.
Access control technician testing a card reader beside an open control panel

Bring one recent job. We’ll keep the conversation on the handoffs that slowed your team down.

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