MarshalFire prevention inspection

Inspections scheduled by code, not by memory.

Marshal tracks every property, classifies its hazard level and schedules inspections at the intervals the fire code requires. Inspectors capture findings in the field, even offline, and every violation is tracked from citation to correction.

Built for municipal and state fire prevention bureaus still working from spreadsheets and paper.

Properties are classified and scheduled. In the field, offline, the AI flags a blocked exit, the inspector confirms it, and the violation is tracked through to a filed certificate.
Properties are classified and scheduled. In the field, offline, the AI flags a blocked exit, the inspector confirms it, and the violation is tracked through to a filed certificate.
4×inspections a year, scheduled automatically for schools
5 yrsmaximum interval for non-life-hazard properties
Offlinefield capture, synced when the device reconnects
0findings filed by AI without an inspector
How it works

From property record to filed certificate.

STAGE 01

Classify and schedule

Every property, on the schedule the code sets.

  • One database of addresses, building types, occupancy classifications and contacts, searchable and filterable
  • Properties classified as life hazard or non-life hazard, with construction-date rules (before and after 1979) applied automatically
  • Inspection intervals generated from the code: up to four a year for schools, at most five years for non-life-hazard properties
  • Checklist templates aligned to the fire code, managed by admins
STAGE 02

Inspect and flag

Field work captured once, at the property.

  • Photos and checklists captured offline and synced automatically when the device reconnects
  • AI reviews field photos against the active checklist and drafts findings with suggested code citations
  • Nothing becomes a violation until the inspector confirms it
  • A code lookup tool to check any citation
STAGE 03

Certify and file

Every violation followed through to the end.

  • Each violation tracked in one record, from citation through correction and re-inspection
  • Inspection reports and narratives drafted from structured findings
  • Notifications for upcoming inspections, overdue tasks and critical findings
  • Certificates filed with the full audit history attached
Capabilities

Everything a bureau needs in one place.

Compliance dashboards

See what's due, overdue and outstanding across the district, whenever you need it.

Document history

Attach documents to a property and keep every version.

Integrations

Standard APIs for GIS mapping, permit databases and emergency response systems.

Sync you can trust

Field data captured offline syncs when the connection returns, and is never silently dropped.

Security & deployment

Built to be checked, not just trusted.

Access
Roles for inspectors and administrators, enforced on the server.
Audit
Classifications, schedule changes and findings are all logged.
AI
Suggestions only. An inspector confirms every finding before it is filed.
Deployment
Self-hosted or single-tenant, so the bureau keeps control of its data.
Built for
Municipal and state fire prevention bureaus and fire officials.
Why it's different

Compared with spreadsheets and paper.

AreaSpreadsheets and paperMarshal
Due datesTracked by hand, easy to missGenerated from the code for every property
Field workNotes typed up back at the officeCaptured on site, even offline
ViolationsScattered across files and emailsOne record from citation to re-inspection
RecordsHard to show what happenedEvery change in the audit log
Next step

See Marshal with your bureau's properties.

Tell us how your bureau schedules and records inspections today. We'll show you Marshal set up the same way.

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