The PriComp
Compliance Health Check.

We could produce an in-date certificate for every statutory check — gas, electrical, fire, water, lifting — at every site, today.

Everyone who needs to know what's overdue this week can see it without someone building a report first.

When a check slips past its date, that surfaces by itself — we don't rely on somebody noticing.

We hold one register of every asset — plant, equipment, systems — with its location, category and service history.

Planned maintenance is recorded against the specific asset it covers, not just against the building.

When a service is completed, the next due date updates itself — nobody re-types dates into a planner.

Every remedial action an engineer raises becomes a tracked job with a named owner and a priority.

At any moment we can say how many remedials are open across the estate, how old they are, and who holds them.

The finding, the job that resolved it and the evidence of the fix are linked together — we could walk someone through it.

Certificates and inspection reports are filed against the record they belong to — not in an inbox, a shared drive or a folder per year.

The detail inside a report — findings, assets tested, next-due dates — is captured as data we can search, not just as a PDF.

If an enforcement officer, an insurer or a new owner asked for our evidence tomorrow, we could produce it in minutes rather than days.