Territory rules
Map opportunity signals to the counties, municipalities, and service radius your team can actually cover.
How it works
From source material to an explainable review queue.
The product is designed to apply deterministic rules first, evaluated models second, and visible abstention whenever evidence or confidence is insufficient.
Set the pursuit envelope
Define territory, fire-protection specialties, project floor, building and permit types, exclusions, and routing preferences.
Normalize supported signals
Collect only approved sources, resolve locations and entities, and identify records that meet the saved criteria.
Inspect before pursuing
Review the reason, source, freshness, and uncertainty behind each signal before deciding whether to investigate further.
Core controls
Built around the evidence chain.
Trade relevance
Separate likely alarm, sprinkler, suppression, inspection, and related records from general construction noise.
Evidence-linked feed
Retain source, retrieval time, record identifiers, and the reason each signal matched.
Freshness states
Show whether a record is current, stale, or unknown instead of implying real-time coverage.
Saved thresholds
Keep minimum project and exclusion rules consistent across recurring review.
Structured feedback
Mark signals useful, irrelevant, duplicate, or unclear without scheduling a review call.
Representative output
A review surface, not a fabricated dashboard.
This synthetic example shows the proposed information contract. It does not imply that a production product or customer account exists.
Item
Finding
Evidence
Status
ItemProject type
FindingCommercial alteration; fire alarm work indicated
EvidencePermit record §Work description
StatusMatched
ItemTerritory
FindingInside saved county set
EvidenceJurisdiction + project address
StatusMatched
ItemTiming
FindingSource update interval not yet confirmed
EvidenceSource register
StatusReview