Walkthrough

One job, followed from the booking to the certificate to the customer.

Screens from a demo company, Kerova Demo Ltd. The names and sites are fictional; the references, verdicts and figures are real output from the system. Three kinds of people use Kerova — the office, the engineers, and the customers — and this follows a single job through all three.

90-second overview, silent. The two longer walkthroughs below follow one job step by step.

A day in the life (3½ min, silent)

Admin books the job → engineer on site → customer portal.

Feature tour (4 min, silent)

One screen per feature, ending in the customer portal.

A day in the life

An overdue site gets booked, done, and shown to the customer — the same day.

  1. Step 1 of 9

    The office starts the day here

    Alex, the admin, sees what's due, what's booked and what's outstanding — live figures from the company's own records, not a report someone compiled.

    The office starts the day here
  2. Step 2 of 9

    Every system, sorted by what needs doing

    Fifteen systems across six sites. One intruder alarm is overdue; one access control system is due in three weeks. Nothing lives on a spreadsheet.

    Every system, sorted by what needs doing
  3. Step 3 of 9

    A customer's booking request, scheduled

    Priya asked for her fire alarm service from her portal and said mornings only. Alex assigns Jamie, picks the date and time, adds a note for the engineer. Only the office can book work in.

    A customer's booking request, scheduled
  4. Step 4 of 9

    The engineer's day, already laid out

    Jamie signs in on the phone: sites, times, and what to take. Nothing to look up.

    The engineer's day, already laid out
  5. Step 5 of 9

    The zone plan

    Rooms drawn, every device placed — detectors, call points, sounders, extinguishers, the panel — and zones colour-coded. The red sounder was inaudible over the kitchen extract fan.

    The zone plan
  6. Step 6 of 9

    A 360° photo of the room

    Tap a room and look around it. Captured in the app with just a phone — the next engineer, or an auditor, can see the room without being there.

    A 360° photo of the room
  7. Step 7 of 9

    The certificate, done on site

    Panel details, every zone tested, meter readings, and the defects found — each with a recommendation. The verdict is worked out from the findings; once complete, the certificate is locked and tamper-evident.

    The certificate, done on site
  8. Step 8 of 9

    The customer's own portal

    Priya sees her sites, each system and when it's next due, certificate history, remedial work and where each item stands, invoices — read-only.

    The customer's own portal
  9. Step 9 of 9

    A plain-English site summary

    Written from every note, certificate, callout and job — and every point shows the record it came from. The customer's version leaves the internal notes out.

    A plain-English site summary

Everything else

The rest of the toolkit

  • Compliance

    Compliance

    Every system across every site, overdue and due-soon first. Filter by customer before a review meeting.

  • Team performance

    Team performance

    Certificates, remedial jobs and callouts per engineer, and how fast remedial work closes.

  • Callouts with reports

    Callouts with reports

    Raised by the office or the customer; scheduled; resolved with findings, actions, parts and recommendations.

  • Remedial works

    Remedial works

    Each defect becomes a tracked item — open, quoted, accepted, in progress, completed — visible to the customer.

  • Invoices

    Invoices

    Raised against the work, numbered automatically, synced to Xero. Draft, sent, paid.

  • Booking requests

    Booking requests

    Customer requests and phone bookings in one inbox, scheduled by the office.

  • Messages

    Messages

    Direct messages, a thread per site, company channels — inside the record, not on WhatsApp.

  • AI site summary

    AI site summary

    One button reads everything about a site and writes a summary with a source under every point.

  • Guided 360° capture

    Guided 360° capture

    Hold the phone up, turn slowly, it snaps by itself — or upload from a 360 camera.

  • Materials

    Materials

    Your parts and prices, so engineers record what they used and quotes add up.

  • Push notifications

    Push notifications

    New callouts, jobs assigned, messages and reminders, straight to the engineer's phone.

  • Plans in the portal

    Plans in the portal

    The customer sees the same zone plan and 360° photos, read-only.

Who sees what

Three kinds of user, each with exactly what they need

RoleCan seeCan doNever sees
AdminEverything, company-wide: compliance, jobs, callouts, invoices, team performanceSchedule work, assign engineers, raise invoices, invite staff and customers, manage materials
EngineerTheir jobs, every site and system, plans, certificates, messagesFill in certificates and reports on site, draw plans, capture 360° photos, mark devices pass/failOther companies' data; can't book work in
CustomerTheir own sites: compliance status, certificates, remedial work, invoices, plans, the site summaryReport an issue, request a booking, approve a quote, sign a certificateInternal notes, staff messages, draft certificates, anyone else's sites

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