Hispec, a leading name in innovative fire detection solutions, is proud to announce its strategic partnership with Vericon Systems, the intelligent property technology specialists. This collaboration will see Hispec’s fire detection products integrated into Vericon’s existing portal, enabling remote data extraction to provide real time insights across property portfolios.
The work to integrate Hispec’s advanced fire safety devices with Vericon’s platform marks a significant step forward in delivering proactive and connected property management solutions. For clients managing large housing portfolios, this means increased transparency, immediate access to safety data, and the ability to respond to fire safety issues before they escalate.
Vericon Systems’ Managing Director commented:
“Our clients have consistently told us that the only piece missing from the ecosystem was fire safety. By partnering with Hispec, we have now closed that gap.
Working alongside an established fire safety supplier ensures our clients benefit from a cohesive system across their entire portfolio. With exception reporting, the portfolio itself will notify clients whenever attention is required, providing true peace of mind and operational efficiency.”
By joining forces, Hispec and Vericon are supporting landlords and housing providers with a truly integrated ecosystem. Exception alerts, compliance visibility, and actionable insights are now unified in a single dashboard — giving users confidence that every fire detection device is monitored, functional and fully compliant.
Chris Loughlin, Managing Director at Hispec, added:
“We’re passionate about innovation and enhancing fire safety across the UK. This partnership with Vericon will allow us to bring our reliable detection technology into a smart, connected ecosystem that’s built for the future of property management.
Together, we’re enabling housing providers to take a smarter, more preventative approach to fire safety, ensuring safer homes and streamlined operations for all stakeholders.”