Grid Apogee · Compliance

Compliance that proves itself.

Backflow, fire pump, generator, boiler, elevator — every regulated test tracked to its due date, every result written to a timestamped, attributed log, and the whole binder one click from an auditor's hands. The deadline finds you before the inspector does.

Grid Apogee is FixGrid's regulated-systems compliance layer — it tracks the test-and-inspection cadence for fire pumps, backflow, generators, boilers, and elevators, auto-creating a work order and a log entry each time something comes due.

Every regulated test, one register Auto-ticketed the moment it's due Audit-ready in a single export
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FixGrid Plaza · Life Safety 6 systems
Regulated system Next due Status
Audit packetReady to export
Try it — a Due or Overdue test: tap Schedule to auto-ticket it and write the log
The risk isn't the test. It's forgetting it.

A missed backflow date is a fine, a liability, and a very bad day with a lender.

Regulated tests don't fail because someone refuses to do them — they fail because a spreadsheet of due dates lived in one person's head, and that person got busy. Apogee makes the calendar the system's job: every regulated asset, its cadence, its proof. When something comes due, it doesn't wait to be noticed.

Never miss a date
The deadline raises its own hand.
Every regulated system carries its cadence and next-due date. As a test approaches, it surfaces and auto-generates the work order to get it done.
The log writes itself
Proof as a byproduct of doing.
Complete the test and the result lands in the log — who, what, when, on which asset — without a second data-entry step.
Audit-ready
The binder is always assembled.
When an inspector or lender asks, the compliance history exports as one packet. No scramble, no shoebox of paper certificates.
One test, end to end

From "this is due" to a line an auditor will accept — untouched by memory.

A backflow test comes due. Apogee opens the work order, the tech completes it, and the result writes itself into the compliance log as a timestamped, attributed entry. Months later it's already in the audit packet a lender requests. Every step is the system's, not a sticky note's.

Cadence · comes dueBackflow — annual testRPZ-204 · Bldg C · due in 14 days
Work order · auto-createdTicket #4188Routed to a certified tester · SLA running
Result · loggedPass · logged with attributionTester, gauge reading, timestamp — captured in one step
Audit packet · updatedAlready in the binderWhere the lender's due-diligence will find it
Compliance Log ATTRIBUTED · TIMESTAMPED
JUN 23 · 14:08 Backflow test logged — RPZ-204, Bldg C · PassJ. CHEN · CERTIFIED TESTER #10428
JUN 23 · 14:07 Ticket #4188 closed — annual backflow, auto-generatedSYSTEM · APOGEE #10427
JUN 18 · 09:31 Fire pump weekly run — churn test · PassD. RAMIREZ · MAINTENANCE #10391
JUN 12 · 16:45 Generator load test logged — 30 min @ 80% · PassVENDOR · CUMMINS SVC #10336
JUN 01 · 08:00 Elevator annual cert filed — Car 1 & 2 · currentVENDOR · OTIS #10204
Every event, on the record

The log isn't a spreadsheet. It's a system of record.

Every compliance event — a test passed, a ticket closed, a certificate filed — lands in one attributed, timestamped log, tied to the asset it belongs to. Instead of a shoebox of paper certificates and a spreadsheet in someone's head, the whole history lives in one place an auditor, insurer, or lender can actually follow.

  • One system of record — every test, ticket, and certificate, per asset.
  • Attributed — every line names who, what, when, and which asset.
  • Exportable — the whole history packages for an inspection on request.
Common questions

Grid Apogee, answered straight.

What is Grid Apogee?
Grid Apogee is FixGrid's regulated-systems compliance layer. It holds every regulated asset, the test-and-inspection cadence that asset is held to, its next-due date, and its status — so compliance is the system's job, not a spreadsheet in one person's head.
Which regulated systems does it track?
Backflow preventers, fire pumps, emergency generators, fire alarm panels (FACP), boilers, and elevators — among others. Each carries the cadence drawn from its governing standard (for example, NFPA 25 for fire pumps), its next-due date, and its result history.
Does it create a work order when a test is due?
Yes. When a regulated test comes due, Apogee auto-generates a service ticket to get it done and writes a matching entry to the compliance log — the deadline raises its own hand instead of waiting to be noticed.
Is the compliance log tamper-proof?
No — and we won't claim otherwise. The compliance log is attributed and timestamped: every entry names who, what, when, and which asset, all in one system of record. Records are editable, so it is not immutable or append-only. It's an honest, auditable history, not a sealed ledger.
Does Grid Apogee help with HUD NSPIRE inspections?
Yes. For HUD-financed and affordable-housing properties, Grid Apogee — with Grid Zenith — powers NSPIRE Readiness: the recurring maintenance rounds you already run become year-round NSPIRE prep, deficiencies fire work orders on the HUD correction clock, and the audit record builds itself. See the NSPIRE Readiness page for the full walkthrough.
Is Grid Apogee included or an add-on?
On Professional, Grid Apogee is an add-on at +$0.40 per unit per month over 50 units. It's included on Enterprise. See pricing for the full breakdown.
Pass the inspection before it's scheduled

Walk into any audit with the binder already assembled.

A 30-minute walkthrough on your own regulated systems. Watch a due test auto-ticket itself, log a result, and export the packet a lender would ask for.