Fire door inspection report
Door-level findings and photos in a readable pack.
16 genuine outputs from the system — the same documents a client, an auditor or your accountant receives. Read any of them here, page by page, or take the file, in either PDF design. Never redesigned to look better than they are. No account, no card, no form.
Every document comes in two designs. Workspace owners choose one in Settings → PDF appearance, and can switch at any time.
Everything one building produces on the fire door side — the inspection it starts from, the commercial documents it turns into, and the evidence it closes out with.
Door-level findings and photos in a readable pack.
Print-ready sheets aligned to register IDs, in all three label sizes.
Commercial line items linked to captured scope.
A price for carrying out the inspection — per door, per visit, per mile.
Every hazard carries a likelihood × severity rating before and after its controls.
One door's completed work, photographed and grouped by component slot.
Client-facing snapshot of open work, history and status by door.
What a remedial job closes out into — before and after photographs against each task.
Every installed door on one property in a single handover file.
The fire stopping workspace produces its own set, on the same subscription and from the same clients and properties.
Item-by-item survey with photos and the tested system for each one.
Every item of the survey with its result, type fields, tested system and certificate.
The fire stopping twin of the works completed report, from the defects board.
The fire stopping workspace has its own RAMs, not the fire door one relabelled.
The fire risk assessment workspace issues one document, and it is the one an assessor signs: scope, limitations, the statutory position, the judgement and the action plan.
The assessor’s judgement section by section, against BS 9792:2025, with the photographs behind it.
If you are comparing us against another system, these are the four things worth checking on their samples too — and the reason every page of ours is open rather than behind a form.
Every quoted line should name the door or item that raised it. If a quote is a fresh document rather than a consequence of the findings, somebody typed it twice.
Page numbering has to hold whether the report covers four doors or four hundred — and a report too big for one file should still arrive, which is why ours download in parts. It is a boring thing to get wrong and an embarrassing one to send.
Terms, methodology and report wording should be yours. A report that carries the software vendor's language is the vendor's report, not yours.
A completion record is a record of work recorded — not a compliance certificate. A document that overclaims is a liability, and ours say so on the cover.
That is the full set from Settings → Documents & emails → Terms & conditions — the reports for all three workspaces, and the quotes, invoices, completion records, evidence and RAMS around them. QR label sheets and CSV exports are on the page too; they carry no terms, because neither is a document you sign.
The trial produces the same document set from your own doors, your own photographs and your own terms. That is a far better comparison than anything on this page.
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Sixteen genuine outputs — inspection report, fire stopping survey, fire risk assessment, quotes, RAMS, evidence pack, invoice, QR labels and a survey report as a CSV. No account, no card, no form.