Industries/Commercial cleaning
TraceLock for commercial cleaning

Recurring crews, checklists, and quality walk-throughs.

Janitorial contracts run on recurring schedules and live or die on consistency. TraceLock schedules the crews, runs the cleaning checklist at each site, and lets a supervisor log a quality walk-through the customer can actually see.

What slows the day down

The friction you already know.

Schedules that shift every week

Nightly, three-times-weekly, and weekly contracts, re-planned by hand constantly.

On TraceLock: each contract becomes a recurring schedule and assigns to the right crew automatically.

No proof the work got done

The customer says the restrooms were skipped and you have nothing to show.

On TraceLock: crews complete a per-site checklist with photos, timestamped, so completed work is on the record.

Quality that depends on who showed up

Consistency slips and you only find out when the account is at risk.

On TraceLock: supervisors log quality walk-throughs against the checklist and flag issues before the customer does.

How it maps to your work

Lead to signed, one thread.

The same five moves, whatever you service. Each stage hands clean data to the next, so nothing gets re-entered.

01 · Contract

Set the schedule

Nightly, weekly, and periodic contracts become recurring scheduled work.

02 · Schedule

Weeks fill in

Recurring cleans generate on cadence and assign to the crew that covers them.

03 · Dispatch

Send the crews

Each crew gets its sites, the checklist, and any special instructions.

04 · Field

Clean & check

Crews work the checklist, photo the finished space, and log completion.

05 · Review

Walk & bill

Supervisors log a quality walk; the contract invoices on its cycle.

In the field

A checklist crews actually complete.

Crews open their site, work through the room-by-room checklist, photo the finished restroom or lobby, and log the time. Supervisors run a quality walk-through against the same checklist so the standard is documented, not assumed.

Per-site cleaning checklists with photo capture
Recurring schedules assigned to the right crew
Supervisor quality walk-throughs and issue flags
Completion times and sign-off on the device
Offline capture for basements and parking levels
One platform, every module

The whole operation, one login.

The same modules that run our flagship fire-safety business, pointed at your work. Deep where it counts, honest about the rest.

Scheduling & recurring visits

Recurring schedules from a template, a drag-and-drop calendar, and auto-assignment by skill and availability. Set it once, it repeats.

Triage - nothing slips

Every unscheduled job, overdue visit, and open deficiency in one live board. The work that needs a decision never falls through.

Routing & dispatch

Group the day’s stops by area, send each tech their route, and cut the windshield time between calls.

Quotes & invoices

Quote, get it signed, convert to an invoice, and sync to QuickBooks and Stripe. Money stops leaking between the truck and the office.

Offline field app

iOS and Android. Scan, check off the job, capture photos and a signature. Queues offline in a dead zone, syncs the moment you have bars.

Equipment & asset tracking

Every unit you service, its full history, and what’s due next - tagged, searchable, and tied to the site.

Customer records

One record per customer: sites, contacts, job history, and documents. An optional portal lets them see and book work themselves.

Reports & exports

Signed PDF reports, one-click record bundles, and a full CSV export of your own data, any time you want it.

Honest about records.

TraceLock is not a cleaning or facilities certification. What it does is keep your recurring schedules, completed checklists, quality walk-throughs, photos, and sign-offs in one place, timestamped per site.

When a customer questions whether the work was done, you have a dated, photographed record instead of an argument.

Put your next job on TraceLock.

30 days free. Bring your customer list and a coffee. We’ll have you running live work before the next call-out.