the field app for Wi-Fi installers

Wi-Fi you can
sign for.

Your technicians already do the work. CoverageCert lets them prove it: walk the house, measure every room, and hand the homeowner a signed certificate before the van leaves the street.

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  • Every room measured
  • Works with zero bars
  • Signed on the doorstep

the problem

A speed test next to the router says nothing about the back bedroom. And the back bedroom is where the callback comes from. CoverageCert has your tech walk every room and write down what the signal actually does, so when they say the job’s done, there’s a map that backs them up.

the old wayOne speed test by the router. Fingers crossed.
with coveragecertEvery room measured, weak spots fixed, homeowner signature.

how a job runs

One visit,
start to signed.

New job
Elke Janssens
Kerkstraat 12, 2000 Antwerpen
+32 470 12 34 56
Start intake
Building footprint
Footprint matched · Kerkstraat 12
Wi-Fi mapping
Living Kitchen Office Bed 1 Bed 2 Bath
Bed 2 weak, extender suggested
Speed test
847Mbps down
Up 102 MbpsLatency 9 ms
Certificate
Wi-Fi Certificate 6 rooms · 6 verified E. Janssens
✓ Signed & synced
  1. 01

    Take the job details

    Name, address, phone number. Typed once, on the doorstep. No signal in the basement? It saves locally and syncs later.

  2. 02

    Pull up the building

    Type the address and the actual outline of the building drops onto the map. Belgian and Dutch addresses work today.

  3. 03

    Walk the rooms

    Every room gets measured and coloured in as your tech walks it. If one comes up weak, the app asks where an extender should go.

  4. 04

    Photos and a speed test

    A photo of the modem where it actually ended up, then a proper speed test. Numbers, not vibes.

  5. 05

    Get it signed

    The homeowner sees the same map your tech does, signs on the screen, and the certificate is in their inbox before the van door shuts.

coverage, on a map

Find the weak room
before it calls you.

Every room comes back strong, fair or weak, measured on the spot with the tech's phone. A weak room stops being a surprise complaint three days later. It gets an extender, placed while everyone is still standing in the hallway.

  • Strong: good to go
  • Fair: noted on the certificate
  • Weak: extender goes here
Living Kitchen Bath Bed 1 Bed 2 Office
Bed 2 measured weak → extender pinned

what you leave behind

The part the
customer keeps.

Every job ends with a certificate: the floor plan, what each room measured, photos of the hardware, the speed test, and a signature. It's saved against the order in your back office and lands in the homeowner's inbox before your tech is off the street.

  • Signed on the tech's phone, not on a clipboard
  • Closes the order in your back office by itself
  • Six months on, you can still see exactly what was measured
CoverageCert VERIFIED

Wi-Fi Certificate

Kerkstraat 12, 2000 Antwerpen · 03 Jul 2026

Living Kitchen Bed 1 Office Bath Bed 2 ✚
847Mbps down
6/6rooms verified
1extender placed
Elke Janssens, homeowner
0% fewer repeat visits when weak rooms get fixed on the spot
0% of rooms measured, not just the hallway
0 steps from doorbell to signature
0 visit. That's the whole point

both ends of the job

Good in the van.
Useful at the office.

For technicians

No paperwork and no juggling apps. The steps follow the job in the order it actually happens, and nothing gets lost, even in a basement with no signal.

  • The whole job lives on one screen
  • Green is good, red needs fixing. No jargon
  • Photos and notes attach themselves to the job

For the office

You see a job the moment it's signed. The customer gets their certificate by email, the job closes itself in your system, and nobody retypes anything.

  • Finished jobs close themselves
  • Customers get their certificate automatically
  • Every visit stays on file if a question comes up

Prove it,
room by room.

Try it with one crew. If the callbacks don't drop, you've lost nothing but a pilot.

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