Plain answers, before launch.

Software for commercial pest control and IPM companies. Pesvaro is built to hold every client, facility, area and device on one map, to record each inspection device by device — the QR scan, the activity level, findings, treatments and corrective actions — to draw activity against the thresholds you set, and to compile all of it into the IPM Audit Package your client hands its auditor. Scheduling, Service Proposals, Service Invoices and payments sit on the same record.

Independent pest control companies with commercial accounts, and the people in them: owners, technical and QA leads, route technicians and account managers. Their clients are food processing plants, warehouses and distribution centers, restaurants and food service groups, hospitals and hotels.

Who it’s for

No. Pesvaro isn’t built for home pest problems, DIY treatment or door-to-door residential service. It keeps the record of a company whose commercial clients answer to auditors.

Pesvaro is made for the pest control company, not the facility that hires it. A plant, hotel or hospital looking for a provider won’t find one listed or recommended here.

Three settings have their own pages, each built on what that client type asks of you: food processing plants, warehouses and distribution centers, and restaurants and food service.

Food processing plantsWarehouses and distributionRestaurants and food service

By scanning the QR tag on the device. Its record opens in place — area, device type, placement, last check and photos — so the inspection starts at the station, not on an empty screen. A device can also be picked from the facility’s map or list.

Walk an inspection round

Bait stations, multi-catch and snap traps, glue boards, pheromone monitors for stored-product insects and insect light traps — each with its own place on the map, its status and its service history.

No numbers are built in. Activity is logged as a level — none, low, moderate, high or critical — and you set the threshold for each area of each facility, as your program and your client’s risk assessment define it. A level at or above the threshold is flagged by fixed rules, never by AI.

Activity against the threshold

You set what each area should carry once — how many stations, traps, monitors and fly lights. When a device is marked missing or damaged, the area shows below spec until it is replaced, and the replacement is recorded at the inspection.

Device spec

The glossary defines the words an audit file is written in, each with a short answer first.

The glossary

What was documented, for the period you choose: the current device map, every inspection report, findings and their corrective actions to closure, treatment records, activity trends against the facility’s thresholds, evidence photos, and the scope of service and credentials you keep on file — with a summary drafted by AI that you edit before anything goes out.

The IPM Audit Package

No. Audit packages compile your documented activity in formats commonly requested by auditors. Pesvaro does not certify audit compliance — the program, the treatments and the results stay yours and your client’s.

Never by itself. It leaves only when you send it — at the client’s request, at will, or to a schedule you set for that client — under your company’s name, as an emailed PDF or a web link.

The files your clients are asked for at AIB, SQF and BRCGS audits and HACCP reviews: an accurate device map, a report after each visit, treatment records, trend analysis and corrective actions. What the auditor accepts is between your client and its auditor.

Yes. Set each facility’s rhythm once on the Inspection Calendar — monthly exterior rounds, more frequent interiors, light traps through the season — assign the technician, and fit a call-out in when a client rings.

The Inspection Calendar

Yes. Price a proofing job or a Prevention Plan in a Service Proposal and let the client approve it online; request a deposit if the job calls for one, then issue the Service Invoice when the work is finished. Every payment stays on the record.

Proposals and invoices

No. Your client sees only what you send: the IPM Audit Package, Service Proposals, Service Invoices and, when you choose, a job’s Work Record — by email or as a web link.

Pesvaro works in a web browser — phone, tablet or computer — so the record is written at the device. Each entry needs a connection to save; it isn’t built for offline rounds.

Not yet; launch is close. What you read here is what Pesvaro is built to do at launch, and every scene uses an invented client and sample data.

Yes. At launch, The Operation can be tried free for 14 days: up to five users and 750 AI interactions, no credit card needed. Live payments unlock when you upgrade. Should the AI interactions run out, the rest of Pesvaro stays usable, and voice and commands are restored when you choose a plan. After the 14 days, the workspace turns read-only until a monthly or yearly plan is chosen.

Nothing beyond hearing from us. Once your address is confirmed, launch news arrives by email, and you can unsubscribe at any time. No account is created.

Pesvaro is built in English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and French, like this site.

Only your name and work email, which you give by consent and which are treated as the privacy notice sets out. A confirmation email checks your address before anything else is sent.

Only your company and the people you invite onto your team. A client sees nothing beyond what you send.