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Site safety, maintenance, assets, and compliance evidence in one connected system, so nothing falls through the cracks and you can prove it when it matters.

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Site safety checks

Fire alarms, emergency lighting, water temps, and legionella tasks have weekly or monthly windows. Rotating staff across buildings makes missed completions easy.

How we help

Checks generate as work orders. Staff finish on mobile, scan QR on kit, and results land on the record. A 52-week visual shows completion across every schedule, ready for inspection.

Inspection readiness

Short-notice visits leave little time to gather risk assessments, maintenance logs, registers, and contractor files if they live in different places.

How we help

The dashboard lists what is current and overdue by building and system. You open it with the inspector and walk the file from one screen.

Multi-site trusts

Multi-academy trusts juggle separate spreadsheets and folders per school. Drift shows up when someone asks for a cross-trust view.

How we help

Each school keeps its own site data; trust leaders see roll-up status. One process model, one evidence trail, comparable across schools.

Works beside MIS and HR.

CalmCompliance adds compliance workflows on top of MIS, HR, and training tools you already pay for.

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