Territory rules
Map opportunity signals to the counties, municipalities, and service radius your team can actually cover.
Fire-protection opportunity intelligence
A bounded, source-linked signal feed for fire-alarm, sprinkler, suppression, inspection, and related opportunities—filtered around your territory, trade, project floor, and pursuit rules.
Operating method
The pilot is built around a narrow data boundary, explicit rules, source evidence, and customer-side confirmation.
Define territory, fire-protection specialties, project floor, building and permit types, exclusions, and routing preferences.
Collect only approved sources, resolve locations and entities, and identify records that meet the saved criteria.
Review the reason, source, freshness, and uncertainty behind each signal before deciding whether to investigate further.
Representative structure
Every critical field must show where it came from, what remains uncertain, and what the customer needs to verify.
Product foundation
Map opportunity signals to the counties, municipalities, and service radius your team can actually cover.
Separate likely alarm, sprinkler, suppression, inspection, and related records from general construction noise.
Retain source, retrieval time, record identifiers, and the reason each signal matched.
Show whether a record is current, stale, or unknown instead of implying real-time coverage.
Keep minimum project and exclusion rules consistent across recurring review.
Mark signals useful, irrelevant, duplicate, or unclear without scheduling a review call.
No meeting required
The intended flow is automated and asynchronous. If the workflow requires custom consulting, a sales call, or unsupported data handling, the request is declined or waitlisted.