Three things the current tools get wrong.
Devices tracked on paper
A station map in a binder in the truck is the single most common system in the trade, and it does not survive a staff change.
Inspection records assembled after the fact
When the request comes, someone spends a day reconstructing what was applied where.
No proof of service
The customer sees a door hanger. The activity trend that justifies the contract is invisible to them.
Built for the crawlspace, not the office chair.
Scan the tag, tap the state, note the material. Seven of twelve stations done, five to go — and the whole visit is one structured record the moment the tech leaves.
Everything the Pest Electron adds.
Tracked devices as objects
Stations, traps and monitors with location, install date, per-visit state and full history — independent of the customer record.
Inspection-ready exports
Material, rate, target pest, location and applicator per application. Pull a date range, hand it over.
Activity trend per property
Hits over time by station, so escalation and resolution are both visible — and defensible at renewal.
Interior re-entry windows
Timed per application and pushed to the homeowner, with pets and children called out explicitly.
Your customers get Atom Home
Homeowners see which stations were checked, what was found, and exactly when it is safe to be back inside. Unlimited seats, branded to your business, $0 at any volume.
See Atom Home →$9.95 a month, plus 1% of what you invoice
The rate is flat at every scale, with no cap over it and no extra charge for putting another tech in a truck. The first 60 days, the subscription is waived and you pay only the 1%.
How pricing works →We're picking the first pest routes now.
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