Fire protection software for Australian contractors

Direct answerFiravia is operations software built for fire protection companies. For an Australian contractor it runs the servicing work (service agreements, work orders, service reports and invoices) and the supply work (quotations, sales orders and delivery orders) in one system, with a portal for your customers. Your country, currency and servicing standard are chosen at signup. Your timezone starts on the country default and can be changed in Settings, as can the rest.

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Set up for where you work

Country, currency and, where Firavia supports one, the servicing standard are settings you choose when you sign up, and you can change them later. Australia is one of the countries where a servicing standard can be chosen. A new Australian workspace starts on Sydney time; set it to Perth in Settings straight after signup, and a Western Australian company's day runs on its own clock.

Servicing and supply in one system

Many fire companies both service systems and sell the equipment. Firavia runs both lifecycles, servicing and trading, sell-side and buy-side, in one workspace, plus a customer portal. That is one system for servicing and supply, instead of two.

Invoices that name the work

An invoice names the work orders and service reports it bills. Finished work not yet billed is a list on the New invoice form, and billed work leaves it.

Billing that waits for sign-off

A maintenance cycle cannot be invoiced until the servicing behind it is signed off.

Signed evidence stays put

Once a service report is signed, nothing can be added to or removed from its photo set. Your customer can still view it.

A portal your customers can read

A planned visit still ahead says when it is due. One that has passed says it is overdue, and since when.

What Firavia does not claim

Firavia does not claim compliance with AS 1851 or with any other standard, and it has not been certified against one. What each visit must record is set by your contracts, the standard you work to and your state or territory's rules. Firavia keeps that record for you; it does not decide what the record must contain.

Firavia is billed in Australian dollars (AUD), or USD or SGD if you prefer, monthly or yearly. After a 14-day free trial you pay per module, per person: see pricing.

Questions

Common questions

Is Firavia AS 1851 compliant?

Firavia does not claim compliance with AS 1851 or with any other standard. Your servicing standard is a setting chosen at signup and changeable after. What each visit must record is set by your contracts, the standard you work to and your state or territory.

Can I set Firavia to Perth time?

Yes. A new Australian workspace starts on Sydney time, the country default. Set it to Perth, or any other Australian timezone, in Settings straight after signup.

What currency is Firavia billed in?

In Australian dollars, or US or Singapore dollars if you prefer, monthly or yearly (yearly costs at least 20% less). After the 14-day free trial you pay per module, per person, and the pricing section shows the rate. Your own company currency is a separate setting chosen at signup.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Firavia runs in a browser on a laptop and on a phone in the field. Your technicians open it like any website and it works on site.

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14 days free, then you pay per module, per person. See pricing.

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