See it work
Photos in. Summary + record out.
The problem
Good accounts quietly cancel, even when the service works.
How it works
The visit documents itself.
The record files itself.
The record files itself.
1
Snap a few photos
At the end of the stop, your tech takes a few photos of the work, the same things they already see at every visit.
2
Add a quick note
One line about what they did. "Treated kitchen + garage for ants, sprayed the perimeter." That's it.
3
AI reads it
It infers the target pests and areas, matches the products to your catalog by EPA reg #, and writes the customer summary.
4
Summary + record out
The customer gets a warm, branded recap by text or email; you get a complete, dated application record filed automatically.
What's inside
Everything you need to keep accounts and stay covered.
Branded customer summary
A warm, plain-spoken recap in your branding, the post-visit touch that stops 'I don't see bugs anymore' cancellations.
Complete application record
Product, EPA reg #, target pest, areas, rate, date, and applicator, structured and filed automatically from the same photos.
Product matching by EPA #
Set your product catalog once. The AI matches what your tech applied to the right product and EPA registration number.
Retention handled for you
Records are dated and retained the right way, 5 years for termiticide, 3 years otherwise, with a clear countdown.
One-tap send or share
Text or email the summary to the customer, or send a clean share link. Records export to CSV for any audit.
Your record, you confirm
Everything is auto-filled from the service. You stay the licensed applicator of record and review before anything is filed or sent.
The math
What keeping accounts is worth in a year.
Monthly revenue recovered, Avg. 2 to 4 truck residential pest-control op
Accounts kept (fewer 'no-pest' cancels)
$2,400
Reviews + referrals from the post-visit touch
$1,400
Hours back from killing paper application logs
$1,100
Audit-ready records instead of lost paperwork
$500
Est. monthly recovery
$0
* Illustrative monthly upside for a residential pest-control operation running recurring quarterly programs. Your numbers depend on account count, churn, and program pricing.
Treatment report AI
$129/mo
No setup fee · 30-day free trial · cancel anytime
✓ Unlimited branded service summaries
✓ Complete application records, filed automatically
✓ Product matching by EPA reg #
✓ Live and running within 48 hours
Questions
The short version.
Does it actually keep customers from canceling?
That's the whole point. Pest control's #1 controllable churn driver is weak communication between visits, when the bugs are gone, customers forget what they're paying for. A branded summary after every visit reminds them, and post-visit service summaries are shown to cut 'no-pest' cancellations 40 to 60%.
Is this a compliant application record?
It builds a structured record with the product, EPA reg #, target pest, areas, applicator, date, and retention, auto-filled from the service photos and your note. You stay the licensed applicator of record and review every report before it's filed. Corex doesn't certify compliance on your behalf, it does the paperwork so you don't have to.
How does it know which products I used?
You enter your product list once (name + EPA reg #) during setup. When your tech notes or shows a product, the AI matches it to your catalog and pulls the exact registration number onto the record.
What does it cost?
$129/mo with no setup fee, and a 30-day free trial. No contract, cancel anytime. Our team gets you set up and running within 48 hours.
Part of something bigger
Treatment Report AI is one piece of the Pest Control CRM.
Run your whole shop on it: scheduling, recurring plans, routes, invoicing, and compliant records. Free migration off GorillaDesk, $0 setup.