Education FAQ
Common questions from schools and campuses.
How can schools verify that cleaning was completed?
Proof of Presence records arrival, departure, and duration in each service zone automatically, so a building or district can confirm that contracted or in-house cleaning actually reached the areas it was scheduled to cover.
How does occupancy-driven cleaning work on a campus?
Classroom, restroom, and common-area usage patterns show where cleaning attention is needed. Effort is directed to high-use spaces, such as restrooms and cafeterias, instead of applying one fixed schedule everywhere.
Can it handle different needs in classrooms versus restrooms?
Yes. Service zones are defined to match how each space is used, with their own visit standards and reporting, so a restroom and a classroom can be measured differently without separate systems.
Does it require new hardware in every building?
Deployment is scoped per site. Monitored areas, connectivity, and reporting needs are confirmed before rollout, and larger districts can be phased across buildings rather than deployed all at once.
How does this support budget accountability?
Verified coverage and inspection results give administrators evidence of what was delivered for the cleaning budget, which supports contract reviews, scope decisions, and defensible reporting to the board.
How long does deployment take for a district?
A single campus typically takes a few days to a week. Multi-building districts are usually phased, with each site confirmed before the next begins.