Electrical & life safety
Record patterns tied to corrective electrical, alarm, and safety work.
NYC compliance intelligence · founding pilot
Find the job before it becomes a crowded lead.
TriggerGraph monitors official public records for events that can create compulsory work, verifies the current record, and delivers the few opportunities worth investigating.
Three verified records to evaluate. No commitment. No bulk lead list.
Opportunity file
Illustrative format
Compliance event
Corrective work indicated
- Source
- Official city record
- Status
- Current status checked
- Trade fit
- Practice matched
- Contact route
- Record-backed
Evidence attachedSource link, date checked, match rationale, and uncertainty notes
01Official sources
02Current status checks
03Practice-level matching
04Human-reviewed delivery
From record to decision
Public data is abundant.
Useful timing is not.
The advantage is not owning the record. It is identifying the event, checking whether it is still actionable, and understanding which firm is equipped to pursue it.
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01
Detect the trigger
Monitor official regulatory and property records for newly published events that may require specialized work.
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Verify the record
Check current status, suppress duplicates, retain the source, and label what the record does—and does not—establish.
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03
Match the opportunity
Deliver a short, practice-specific brief with the evidence and a clear reason it may deserve attention now.
Built for specialized firms
A signal should match the work you actually bill.
A fire-alarm contractor, restoration firm, and violation-removal practice should not receive the same feed. TriggerGraph scopes each pilot around one territory, one practice, and one definition of a worthwhile opportunity.
Restoration & remediation
Conditions and orders that may require specialized corrective work.
Compliance services
Active matters where filings, representation, or violation resolution may be relevant.
Evidence before confidence
Every useful claim should show its work.
- Source-linked
The originating public record travels with the opportunity.
- Time-stamped
The brief states when the underlying status was checked.
- Uncertainty-labeled
Inferences are separated from facts contained in the record.
- Human-reviewed
A record does not ship merely because a keyword matched.
Founding pilot
Judge the records,
not the pitch.
Start with three hand-verified opportunities matched to your practice and territory. Review the sources, challenge the reasoning, and decide whether the signal is worth paying for.
Evaluation batchFirst 3 records
$0
Pricing is negotiable for scope and territory. No charge for records your firm identifies as duplicate, inactive, or outside the agreed practice.
Request a founding pilotStraight answers
Before you evaluate a pilot.
Where does the information come from?
TriggerGraph works from official public records and preserves the source used for each delivered claim.
Is every signal an available job?
No. A signal identifies a record-backed reason to investigate. It does not establish buyer intent or guarantee that work remains available.
What happens after the free pilot?
If the records are useful, choose per-opportunity or monthly pricing. If they are not, there is no obligation to continue.
Can the scope be customized?
Yes. Practice, territory, record types, timing, and acceptance criteria are agreed before paid delivery begins.
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