01
Multi-site rounds
Sites have their own timezone and status. Boards belong to a location inside a building. Closed sites cannot redeem.
Property
Proof the building was attended.
A portfolio is just many sites with the same question: did the inspection, the fire check, or the concierge round actually happen in that building, today?
A portfolio spreadsheet is not attendance.
Managing agents collect reports from different contractors, different apps, and different clipboards. When something goes wrong in one building, the evidence is whoever remembered to write it down. Property needs one standard that travels with the estate.
Same boards. Same scan. Property work.
Stationed is not a property product. It is one physical-operations platform. These are the jobs it already records.
02
Statutory and fire checks
Schedule the check against the board in the riser or the plant. The record is who did it, where, and when it was due.
03
One log for the estate
Incidents, tasks and events sit against the site. Clients and auditors see a trail, not a folder of PDFs.
- Plans scale on sites and boards — not on how many buildings you name
- The same product a security team uses on the night round
- Annual billing includes the boards in the plan, so a new site can hang them in week one
The workflow changes. The evidence standard doesn't.
A patrol, a kitchen check, a contractor callout, a care visit. The job on the phone changes. The record does not: the right place, the right time, the right person.
We start with one site and one check. The rest of the platform is there when you need it.
Kitchen first
Start with one kitchen.
We set up the walk-in check with you. A browser tab on a screen you already own is enough for the first log.
Other kinds of physical work.
Put a board where the work happens.
Register a site, enrol a board, and the next person who scans it becomes a record you can stand behind.