FACP-1Fire
Fire alarm control panel
Harbor Medical, North Tower lobby
- Inspection
- Annual test due Nov 4
- Open deficiency
- Zone 6 detector, logged Oct 2
Fire and life safety
Every inspection date.Every deficiency. Tracked.
Alarm panels, sprinkler risers, extinguishers and suppression systems run on the same equipment record as HVAC, with an inspection schedule and a deficiency log that follow each one across visits.
The riser room,on the record.
Sprinkler risers, alarm panels, suppression systems and extinguishers get serialized records with their attributes and service history, in the same schema as every other equipment record.
Every device, one record.
Each record carries its inspection history, and a deficiency stays on it across visits until it is corrected.
RISER-2Fire
Wet sprinkler riser
North Tower, stair B
- Last inspection
- Quarterly, Oct 1
- Next
- Quarterly, Jan 5
One agreement.Every inspection date on it.
Inspection work runs against a clock. A missed date is a compliance exposure for the customer’s building, so the visits come from the agreement, each against its template.
Fire equipment on the same record
LiveAlarm panels, sprinkler risers, extinguishers and suppression systems as typed equipment records, enabled per organization.
Inspection templates that ship ready
LiveRoughly 20 NFPA-oriented templates for routine sprinkler, alarm and suppression inspections install when the pack is enabled.
Inspections per device
LiveEach visit runs against the device’s own schedule, with the last inspection’s results attached.
AGR-0352Active
Harbor Medical, fire and life safety
Inspection and testing · 3 sites
- Nov 4
- Alarm panels FACP-1 to FACP-3
- Annual
- Full test against the alarm template
- Jan 5
- Sprinkler risers RISER-1 to RISER-4
- Quarterly
- Feb 12
- Kitchen suppression KS-1
- Semi-annual
- Nov 18
- Extinguishers, all sites
- Annual
- Monthly visual by the customer
Each row opens its own work orders from this agreement, each against its inspection template.
What a fire andlife safety account carries.
Deficiencies logged to the inspection
LiveA deficiency is recorded against the inspection that found it, and stays on the equipment record across visits.
Inspections and service together
LiveThe pack shares the dispatch board, service agreements and invoicing with the rest of the operation, so inspection visits and correction work run from one system.
Where each piece stands
Deficiency severity classificationLogging a deficiency works today. Classifying it as critical, non-critical or an impairment, and starting a correction clock from that, is not available yet.On the roadmap
Certified-technician dispatchWith the pack on, dispatch checks the technician’s recorded certification against the equipment: NICET fire alarm for alarm devices and panels, NICET water-based or a state sprinkler fitter license for sprinklers, standpipes and fire pumps, NAFED for extinguishers. A mismatch warns the dispatcher, and an owner or office user can override it with a reason. An organization can set any certification to block the assignment outright.Pack on
Pack activationEnabled at the organization level as a guided setup step. A self-serve screen in Settings is not available yet.Guided setup
Authority-having-jurisdiction filingThermal keeps the inspection and deficiency record. It does not file with an authority having jurisdiction or issue certificates for a regulator.Not offered
Statuses are current as of October 2026.
Straight answers.
Is the fire and life safety pack fully built?
No. The equipment record, pack registry and roughly 20 NFPA-oriented inspection templates work today. Certified-technician dispatch rules work when the pack is on. Automatic deficiency-severity classification and a self-serve activation screen are not available yet.
Which NFPA-related templates are included?
Roughly 20 inspection templates covering routine sprinkler, alarm and suppression-system inspections. They install when the pack is enabled for an organization.
Does Thermal classify deficiency severity automatically?
Not yet. A deficiency can be logged against an inspection today. Classifying it as critical, non-critical or an impairment, and starting a correction or notification clock, is not available yet.
Does dispatch require a certified fire technician?
Yes, when the pack is on. Dispatch checks the technician’s recorded certification for the equipment: NICET fire alarm for alarm devices and panels, NICET water-based or a state sprinkler fitter license for sprinklers, standpipes and fire pumps, NAFED for extinguishers. A mismatch warns the dispatcher, and an owner or office user can override it with a reason. An organization can set any certification to block the assignment outright.
How do I turn the pack on?
It is enabled at the organization level as a guided setup step. A self-serve screen in Settings is not available yet.
Can a fire contractor run inspections and service work together?
Yes. The pack shares the dispatch board, service agreements and invoicing with the rest of the operation, so inspection visits and correction work run from one system.