Cleaning, maintenance and security you can see, verify and staff to demand.
Municipal
A night in a municipal building.
A guard or employee finds a leak, damage or a cleaning need.
ARMS routes the right task to maintenance or cleaning.
Location, time and evidence confirm the response.
Management sees closure: the full chain in one operational record.
Every slot. Every checkpoint. Every gap.
A real morning report from one night shift: contracted slots, coverage through the night, and every round credited to the slot it was walked in.
Open the full sampleNight shift · construction site
6:00 PM → 6:00 AM · 8 contracted slotsEach contracted slot shows what was walked, and when it was filed.
In the full report, every patrol opens too: who walked it, which checkpoints they reached and in what order, how long they spent, when the round was filed, and anything they noted.
Real report from one weekday night shift. Guard's name removed. Rounds are credited to the slot they were walked in.
No municipal case study yet.
It is coming. Until then, the record works the same way in every building: see the construction and residential results.
52 water events caught by verified patrols. Insurance premiums down 29%.
626-unit, two-tower high-end condominium, urban Ontario
Break-ins on a construction site from 12 to zero.
11-storey, 350-unit residential construction site with 10,000 sq ft of commercial, Ontario
Everything a municipal facility needs.
Cleaning you can verify
What was cleaned, where, when and for how long, floor by floor and zone by zone.
Service matched to demand
Find areas serviced too often, too little or at the wrong time.
Maintenance
Inspections, requests and recurring work turned into trackable tasks, verified on completion.
Security
Verified patrols, incidents and pass-on information, connected to maintenance and cleaning.
Staffing decisions
Compare labour hours and service demand across buildings, floors and shifts before adding headcount.
Start small, then scale
One building, one department or one challenge. Set the baseline, measure the change, then expand.