Insect Monitoring
Systems (IMS)
Structured insect monitoring stations for facilities that need documented, ongoing activity records — a core requirement of FSSAI and institutional audit programs.
About Insect Monitoring Systems (IMS)
An Insect Monitoring System is a set of placed, numbered monitoring stations that give a facility a documented, trackable record of pest activity over time — not just a single inspection snapshot. This is what auditors look for in FSSAI, hospitality, and institutional pest management programs.
We set up placement maps, numbering, and inspection logs as part of the system — the physical stations are only half of what makes an IMS program work.
Common Use Cases
What You Get
Insect Monitoring Systems (IMS) — Common Questions
Monitoring systems are primarily for tracking and early detection — documenting where and how much activity occurs. Bait stations are treatment tools. Many programs use both together.
Yes — station placement maps and inspection records are part of the IMS setup, which is what makes the documentation audit-ready.
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