For facility & security office managers

The office side of the job is a second job.

Digital Twin Pro is a small box that sits in the office. Inside is your assistant — an assistant who drafts the shift schedules, writes up the reports from your notes, chases the vendors, and holds the renewal dates. What happens on the floor stays with your people.

Just say it. It gets handled.

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“Draft next week's shift schedule.”

You: Reyes is on leave, and Saturday needs two extra.

Assistant: Built around both. Three night shifts still need a name.

Scheduling, minus the puzzle.

“Write up last night's report from my notes.”

Assistant: Drafted in your usual format — time, place, people, and what was done. Yours to check and sign.

Reports written. The facts stay yours.

“Call the elevator vendor about the service.”

Assistant: Called. They're here Thursday at 7, before the building fills up.

Your assistant makes the call.

“What certifications are expiring?”

Assistant: Six in the next 90 days. Two staff cards and the panel check are first.

Dates that watch themselves.

“What did we log last month?”

Assistant: Forty-one entries. Eleven were the loading dock, all in the same two hours.

The pattern behind the reports.

“Chase the contractor about the door repair.”

Assistant: Third ask. Drafted a firmer note with the original date attached. Send it?

Vendors chased for you.

“Find the report from the February incident.”

Assistant: February 9th — the write-up, the photos you added, and the follow-up email.

The log, finally searchable.

“Remind me before the inspection.”

Assistant: Sixty days out and again at fourteen. Last year's paperwork is gathered for you.

Ready well before the date.

A day with your assistant

Five moments from a normal Tuesday.

6:00

A brief before the shift change: who's on, who's out, and what's due this week.

9:00

Last night's notes come back as a clean report. You check it and sign.

11:30

It called the elevator vendor and set Thursday at 7, before the building fills.

14:00

Next week's schedule is drafted around the leave and the Saturday event.

17:00

Cards checked, the contractor chased, tomorrow's list ready.

What that adds up to

The desk work gets done

Schedules, write-ups, and vendor chasing are handed off — which means your shift stays out with your people.

Dates come to you

Certifications, inspections, and service dates are watched, so they surface with weeks to spare.

Your records stay in the building

Schedules, reports, and staff files sit in the box in your office. It never leaves your home — unless you send something out yourself.

You two get better together

It starts useful. It becomes indispensable.

Week 1

Drafts, reminders, answers. You talk. It learns your site and your shifts.

Month 1

It knows your vendors, your renewal dates, and how your reports are written.

Month 6

Schedules, reports, and reminders arrive drafted before you ask. Every call on the floor stays yours.

The sooner you start, the further ahead you'll be.

What it learns stays yours. It never leaves your home.

Years of shift records, past reports, and vendor contracts can be loaded for you as a one-time service. See Life Upload →

It never leaves your homeOne price — no monthly feesPlug in, point your phone, doneReal people help you set up

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$1,699 — once. About $1.55 a day over three years. 30-day home trial, 1-year warranty, real-person setup included.

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