A named Insparisk compliance manager works your queue inside Command. We chase the vendors, pull certificates from the jurisdiction portals that will not push them to you, file what needs filing, and clear the alerts. Your team reviews and approves. Nobody on your staff administers a spreadsheet.
Starts at $750/mo. Available on Operate and Scale. Scoped on a short call, not a checkout page.
Every other Command tier assumes someone on your staff will act on what the platform surfaces. In practice a facilities team with a day job often will not, and a portfolio drifts out of compliance while sitting on top of perfectly good software. Delegate is the tier that removes the assumption.
Command tells you a certificate expires in 30 days. That is only useful if a person picks it up, calls the vendor, and follows through when the vendor does not call back.
Plenty of jurisdictions have no data feed at all. Somebody has to log in, find the certificate, download it, and file it. That is a person's afternoon, every month.
It is the third follow-up that gets the inspection booked, and the third follow-up is exactly the one a busy team stops making.
Most operators do not have a dedicated compliance person, and the ones who do have them buried in whack-a-mole across the portfolio.
A named person, not a ticket queue. They work inside your Command account, so everything they do is visible to you in the same place your team already looks.
One person who knows your portfolio, your vendors, and your jurisdictions. You know their name and they know your buildings.
Including the ones with no data feed, where the only way to get the document is for someone to go and get it.
Booking the inspection, confirming the visit, and staying on it until the report comes back and lands in your vault.
The work is prepared and queued for your sign-off. Your team approves. That gate is a feature, not a limitation.
Where the portfolio stands, what moved, and what is still open, in a form an owner or a board will actually read.
Use whichever inspectors and contractors you already trust. Delegate is about who does the administration, not who does the work.
Delegate is staffed by a real person, so it begins with a conversation rather than a checkout page.
We walk your portfolio: how many regulated assets, which jurisdictions, which obligations are already slipping. Twenty minutes, and it sets your figure.
Your compliance manager learns the portfolio, takes over the portal logins that need taking over, and gets the existing backlog into a state they can work.
Vendors chased, certificates retrieved, filings prepared, alerts cleared. Everything visible to your team inside Command as it happens.
Your team keeps the sign-off. Each month you get an exposure report showing where the portfolio stands and what moved.
Delegate is staffed by real people, so it is scoped per portfolio rather than sold from a band grid.
Your figure is set by the number of regulated assets under management, not the number of addresses. A single hospital can carry 200 elevators across 10 buildings, and that is the workload that matters. Building count is a secondary check.
Delegate is capacity-constrained by real headcount, so we scope before we commit to a start date.
Delegate is a person working inside your software. It is not an autonomous system, and we are careful not to sell it as one. Your compliance manager prepares the work and your team approves it, which is why the approval gate stays in place by design: filings and sign-offs carry your name, so they should carry your review.
It is also not a replacement for your vendors or your judgment. You keep the inspectors and contractors you already use, you keep oversight of the portfolio, and you keep the final call. What you give up is the administration: the portal logins, the chasing, the filing, and the spreadsheet nobody wanted to own.
Delegate requires Operate or Scale because it depends on the Certificate and Document Vault, Vendor Management, and Inspection Scheduling. There is nothing for a compliance manager to work inside a free Monitor account.
Tell us about the portfolio and we will set up a short scoping call. This is not a checkout; nothing is charged and no account is created.
Delegate is managed compliance from Insparisk. A named compliance manager works inside your Command account: retrieving certificates, chasing vendors, filing, and clearing alerts, with your team keeping review and approval. It is available on Operate and Scale plans and is scoped per portfolio, so pricing starts at a floor and is set after a short scoping call.
It starts at $750/mo. The engagement is scoped to the number of regulated assets under management rather than the number of buildings, because analyst workload tracks assets and the compliance events they generate. Your figure is set on the scoping call.
No. Your compliance manager prepares the work and your team reviews and approves it. The approval gate stays in place by design. You keep oversight; you give up the administration.
Operate and Scale. Delegate depends on the Certificate and Document Vault, Vendor Management, and Inspection Scheduling, which are Operate and up capabilities.
Not on a self-serve basis. Delegate is staffed by a named person rather than provisioned by software, so it begins after a scoping call. If you want to see the platform first, request a demo of Command or start free on the Monitor plan.
No. Keep whichever inspectors and contractors you already use. Your compliance manager chases and schedules them, tracks what they owe you, and files the results. Booking work through the Insparisk Network stays optional.
Every Building. Every Deadline. One Command.
You keep oversight and approval. You give up the administration. Start with a twenty-minute scoping call.
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