Fire alarm technician reviewing an open control panel with a field tablet
Automated inspection outreach

Follow up consistently. Stop the moment the customer answers.

FieldVero can send the first inspection request and up to three follow-ups. Set the business-day spacing, then let approval, rescheduling, decline, or opt-out stop the sequence.

Automatic follow-ups

Up to four messages, all tied to one inspection record.

Messages, customer responses, and the next office action stay visible on the inspection schedule, so the conversation remains connected to the job.

Technician comparing a fire alarm inspection report with a rugged field tablet

Configurable message count

Choose no follow-ups or add up to three after the first request, for a maximum of four messages.

Business-day spacing

Use three business days between messages or choose a different interval for the account and inspection.

Immediate response stops

Approval, a requested new time, decline, or opt-out prevents the next queued message from being sent.

Office-visible history

The office can see which message ran, which response stopped it, and what action comes next.

How it works

The customer response outranks the automation.

Before each message is sent, FieldVero checks whether the customer has already answered or the inspection has changed.

01Set up

Choose the follow-up count and spacing.

Turn automatic follow-ups on for the inspections that need them.

02Send

Send the proposed inspection window.

The customer receives the request and can approve, request another time, decline, or opt out.

03Check

Confirm the customer has not already answered.

Before each follow-up, FieldVero checks the inspection and latest customer response again.

04Stop

End the sequence when the customer responds.

The inspection history shows the answer that stopped the remaining messages.

Best for

For offices that need consistent follow-up without unwanted messages.

Inspection coordinators who need consistent outreach across many property contacts.
Service offices that want follow-up automation without creating duplicate messages.
Contractors that need opt-out and reschedule decisions to stop queued messages immediately.
Operations leaders who want a clear history of what was sent and why it stopped.