Structured checklist
Section-by-section PAS 79-style question sets with response libraries, control libraries and per-question comments. Every "No" flows into an observation.
AssessHub is the complete workflow for professional assessment work — starting with fire risk assessments and fire door inspections: structured capture on site (photos, video, floor-plan pins), AI-assisted write-up at the desk, quality control before issue, and client-ready reports at the end.
A disciplined, PAS 79-structured path from first site detail to final risk rating — nothing missed, everything evidenced.
Section-by-section PAS 79-style question sets with response libraries, control libraries and per-question comments. Every "No" flows into an observation.
Start from a built-in (PAS 79, Enhanced, Domestic) or clone one in the template wizard and tailor sections to your methodology. Structure locks once in use so answers stay consistent.
Photograph deficiencies as you find them; photos attach to observations and appear in the report body and the photographic appendix automatically.
Capture short clips on site — up to 20 seconds at 1080p — attached to the finding. Offline queue included; each clip gets a permanent share link and a QR code in the PDF.
Upload floor plans, then drop a pin on each observation so clients can see exactly where the finding sits. Pins render on the plans in the issued PDF.
Renewal visits start from the previous report: site details, answers and outstanding actions carry forward, completed actions are recorded as done.
A compliance score calculated from weighted findings, plus a likelihood/consequence matrix for the overall rating — with assessor overrides always available.
AI handles the typing, not the judgement. Generation is grounded in HM Government premises-type guides and reviewed against FSO compliance themes.
Rough notes become clear, professional wording — observations, recommended actions, section narratives, building descriptions and executive summaries.
Dictate on site and AssessHub transcribes into the right field. Recordings made offline are queued and recovered automatically.
Upload a previous FRA or fire strategy and AssessHub extracts site details and drafts to pre-fill the new assessment. Upload a third-party FRA for a structured quality review.
Deterministic checks plus an AI review catch contradictions, empty sections, mismatched ratings and missing dates. A proofread pass suggests wording fixes you can accept or reject.
Assessments happen in plant rooms and basements, not at desks. AssessHub is a PWA designed for long days with no signal.
Checklist answers autosave locally and sync when coverage returns. Whole assessments can be downloaded for offline access before you set off.
Photos, videos and voice notes taken offline sit in a device-side queue with recovery — nothing is lost if the phone dies or the app closes.
A dedicated module for door surveys — from the door register on site to a branded, legislation-aligned report.
Doors grouped by building and level, each with an eight-point health check — frame, hinges, gaps, seals, closer, lockset, glazing and signage — plus FD rating and certification.
Gap measurements in millimetres, per-check photos and certification shots. Failed checks require comments and remedial actions; passes auto-fill standard wording.
Attach fire strategy drawings for the report appendix and get a site location map generated from the address.
A formal survey report — totals, health-check matrix, per-door detail and UK legislation appendices including Regulation 10 for residential buildings — plus a CSV register with permanent photo links.
The report assembles itself from your findings — you review it, not rebuild it.
A designed, client-ready PDF — cover, contents, action plan, photo appendix, video record with QR codes, risk matrix and optional certificate. The action plan links to a page where the client records status and comments.
Logo, legal details, accent colour and footer text per brand, with cover layout templates to match each client. Issue under more than one trading name if you need to.
Per-seat plans with the controls a professional practice needs.
Owners and office admins manage billing and jobs; assessors do the field work; QC reviewers check and sign off. Only assessors consume a paid seat — everyone else is free.
Leave notes and @mention colleagues on any report, assign who can see and work a job, and get notified in-app (and by push on installed devices).
Every creation, edit, status change and export is logged with the user and timestamp — a per-assessment activity feed you can stand behind.
Built-in templates for PAS 79-1:2020, an Enhanced PAS 79 variant, PAS 79-2:2020 Domestic and BS 9792:2025 Domestic — the 2025 British Standard for fire risk assessment of housing — plus a template wizard so your team can clone a built-in and tailor sections and questions to your methodology. Once any assessment uses a template its structure locks so answers stay consistent; further edits are made by duplicating to a new template.
Yes. Upload floor plans (images or PDFs) to the assessment, then drop a pin for each observation — from the Plans tab or straight from the observation card. Pins appear on the plans in the issued PDF so clients can see exactly where each finding sits.
Yes. Capture short observation clips on site (up to 20 seconds at 1080p), including offline — they queue on the device and sync when you are back in coverage. Each clip gets a permanent share link and appears in the PDF as a poster frame with a QR code so clients can play it months later.
Your recorded findings — checklist answers, notes, photos, videos and site details — combined with the relevant HM Government fire safety guide for the premises type and an FSO compliance reference for QC. Drafts never leave the assessor’s control.
Yes. Upload a third-party FRA as a PDF or Word document and AssessHub runs a structured quality review against PAS 79 expectations — useful for due diligence and second opinions.
Yes. Every organisation manages its own report brands — logo, company details, accent colour and footer — and can maintain several brands if it issues reports under more than one name. Cover layout templates let you pick the look that fits each client.
Each door gets an eight-point health check — door and frame condition, hinges, gaps (with millimetre measurements), seals, closer, lockset, glazing and signage — plus FD rating and certification checks. Failed checks require comments and remedial actions, and the report includes appendices covering BS 476-22, BS EN 1634-1 and Regulation 10 of the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 for residential buildings.