Franchises & multi-site groups
Forty franchisees. One standard. One report.
Your franchisees already inspect to your standard. Then each of them writes the report their own way, in their own copy of a Word file, on your brand’s liability. The capture was never the problem — the document is.
What a franchise network gets
Your standard, enforced at the point of work
Your methodology lives in the platform, and an AI review reads every draft against it before the report leaves the inspector. Findings get raised while the job is still open — not at an audit three months later, when the report is already with the client.
One document, every franchisee
Reports render into your Word template, not a vendor's PDF layout. Forty franchisees produce one document, so the brand controls the deliverable instead of hoping everyone formats it the same way.
Your brand, your domain
Run the whole platform white-labelled on your own domain, with your logo, colours and sending address. Franchisees sign in to your product, not to ours.
A margin you keep
You set what a seat costs your network and keep the spread. Most software makes a franchisor a bigger customer; this makes the network a line of revenue instead of a line of cost.
The question worth asking your franchisees
“After you finish the inspection in the app, do you still write the report up in Word?”
Most checklist apps stop at capture. The findings come out in the shape the software chose, and someone rebuilds them into the document the client actually pays for. Across a network, that is an evening per inspector per job — and it is where the inconsistency your brand carries actually creeps in.
Inspectors capture on site with no signal — under a house, in a plant room, on a rural block — and it syncs when they surface. Nested findings, repeated across buildings, areas or occupancies, come out grouped correctly in your template rather than flattened into a checklist.
Bring your standard to every site
We will walk through your report template, your standard and how a rollout across the network actually works — including what your franchisees pay and what you keep.