For fire protection contractors

Templates, citations, and AHJ submissions built into the workflow.

46 inspection types covering sprinkler, standpipe, kitchen suppression, fire alarm, fire doors, smoke and fire dampers, emergency lighting, generators, and portable extinguishers. Code citations reference the jurisdiction’s adopted edition.

What is Guspora

Guspora is the business operating system. Seven suites and six built-in agents share one record so the customer, the work, and the books are always looking at the same row.

Code citations

The codes that govern the work.

Citations reference the jurisdiction’s adopted edition, never the latest published edition. The platform treats edition discipline as a trust requirement, not a preference.

  • NFPA 25

    Sprinkler and standpipe ITM

  • NFPA 72

    Fire alarm and signaling systems

  • NFPA 17 / 17A / 96

    Kitchen and industrial suppression, hood cleaning

  • NFPA 80

    Fire doors and opening protectives

  • NFPA 10

    Portable fire extinguishers

  • NFPA 110 / 111

    Standby power and stored electrical energy

How fire protection runs on Guspora

Built for how the trade actually works.

  • Manufacturer terminology, not generic.

    CaptiveAire kitchen-suppression inspections use 360 firestats and MAD devices, the manufacturer’s names. Equivalent rules ship for other manufacturers. Reports do not invent terminology that the AHJ will reject.

  • AHJ submission, deterministic.

    Outbound reports route to the correct fire marshal by jurisdiction, with every send blocked on ambiguity. Wrong-AHJ delivery is treated as a trust failure and is ship-blocking.

  • Deficiency to proposal, one click.

    A failed sprinkler hanger or a missing extinguisher tag becomes a line item on a fix proposal in one action. The proposal carries the photo evidence and the code citation that triggered it.

  • Recurring inspection calendar.

    Monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, annual, five-year, and ten-year inspections schedule themselves once the customer record is in. Missed dates surface to the dispatcher, not the inspector’s memory.

Fire protection workflow

Extinguishers, kitchen suppression, reports — one workflow.

Inspection surfaces contractors use for route work, evidence, and report review.

Sanitized Guspora inspection execution workspace showing check-in, inspection, findings, review, and checkout stages for a synthetic kitchen-suppression record
Representative inspection execution with route, stage, asset, evidence, and review context. Configured trade templates vary.
Sanitized Guspora inspection execution workspace showing check-in, inspection, findings, review, and checkout stages for a synthetic kitchen-suppression record
Kitchen-suppression execution with route, asset, stage, evidence, findings, and completion controls.
Sanitized Guspora inspection execution workspace showing check-in, inspection, findings, review, and checkout stages for a synthetic kitchen-suppression record
Representative inspection execution before findings and evidence move into review and report readiness.
Sample inspection types

Pre-built templates the field can run on day one.

  • Sprinkler annual ITM
  • Standpipe five-year flow test
  • Hood and duct cleaning (NFPA 96)
  • Kitchen suppression semi-annual
  • Fire alarm annual test
  • Fire door annual inspection
  • Smoke damper testing
  • Emergency lighting 30-second / 90-minute
  • Generator monthly load
  • Portable extinguisher monthly visual
Founding Member program

Applications are currently paused.

Existing written program terms remain unchanged for enrolled members. New customers should choose from the published monthly or annual plans; annual billing includes two months free.

Fire Protection

Run fire protection on the same record as the rest of the business.