The last report is in a drawer
Somebody inspected it last year, the PDF is somewhere, and nobody is sure which doors it covered.
- A register that persists between visits, so this year’s check reads last year’s.
A single site, a small team, and inspectors who visit rather than sit in your office. What you need is a clear record and a document you can hand to a regulator — not a platform that needs its own administrator.
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If none of these is familiar, this probably is not for you — and that is a useful thing to find out on the website rather than three weeks in.
Somebody inspected it last year, the PDF is somewhere, and nobody is sure which doors it covered.
Software that needs configuring before it does anything useful does not get used.
The contractor holds the record, so you hold nothing.
One property, the doors that matter, tagged on a floorplan so the next person finds them.
Component by component, photographed, with the same structure each visit.
Assigned and dated, with a quote if it needs one, and evidence when it closes.
A single PDF, in your own wording, showing what was checked, what failed and what was done about it.
Serious evidence without an administrator to maintain it: capture, report and close-out at the size a single site actually is.
Keep fire door compliance simple and audit-ready — readable reports and portal sharing that keep CQC reviewers self-serving, without heavy admin.
One of several short walkthroughs — each a real workflow, start to finish. See all walkthroughs →
Something you can hand to a regulator or an insurer without a covering explanation.
Guided setup, sensible defaults, and a first real report inside the trial.
Even when somebody else does the inspecting.
Set up your site, check the doors on one floor, and generate the report. If it looks like the document you wish you had, the rest follows.
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Fifteen genuine outputs from one building — inspection report, fire stopping survey, quotes, RAMS, evidence pack, invoice, QR labels and a CSV register. No account, no card, no form.