CodeGreen ITM vs FireCert

CodeGreen ITM helps fire protection and life safety contractors schedule inspections, capture field results, follow up on deficiencies and prepare reports. Its 15 inspection programs span fire and life safety work as well as water-based systems. Teams can combine multiple services completed during one visit into a single customer report. The mobile app stores inspections, photos and signatures on the device for later syncing when connectivity returns. Dispatchers get day, week and month views, time-off scheduling and technician filters by service qualification. Visual inspections can have separate frequencies, due dates, overdue tracking and billable visits. An optional AI-assisted tool reads panel point reports and proposes devices for review before saving. It runs on web, iOS and Android. There is no free plan; the listed starting price is $125/mo, with a 60-day trial. The Small shop plan includes the first technician, while Crew is priced for companies starting with seven or more technicians. The company is based in Madison, Connecticut.

FireCert manages certificates, asset registers, servicing and compliance for fire and security contractors working to UK standards. It covers fire alarms, emergency lighting, extinguishers, intruder alarms, CCTV and access control, with tools for inspection management, service contracts and compliance records. Engineers can complete visits offline using cached records that sync after reconnection. Locked certificates have unique QR codes and public verification pages with a SHA-256 hash. FireCert runs on web, iOS and Android, and its mobile workflow supports iPhone, iPad and Android devices. Professional costs £79 a month and supports up to five users, with unlimited certificates, buildings, clients and Client Portal users, Xero integration and standard support. Business costs £129 a month and includes unlimited users, quotes and customer acceptance, calendar sync, API access, webhooks and priority support. Business also provides Outlook and Google Calendar sync, plus company-email communications through Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. A 14-day trial is available. FireCert does not include ARC integration, quoting or invoicing.