Organisation
The account holder: company, landlord, charity, club, venue, or community group.
Acme Facilities Ltd / Oak Street Lets / Northside Community KitchenGot Proof should feel simple because the structure is simple: an organisation has properties or sites, each site has logbooks, each logbook has dated entries, photos, reminders, and exports.
The account holder: company, landlord, charity, club, venue, or community group.
Acme Facilities Ltd / Oak Street Lets / Northside Community KitchenThe physical place or operating unit where compliance records belong.
23 Oak St / Unit 4 cold room / Church hall / Market eventA specific compliance area activated for that property or site.
Fire doors / Legionella / Gas safety / Food hygiene / Trustee reportingA dated record of something checked, reviewed, fixed, uploaded, or decided.
Passed / Failed / Note / Photo evidence / Supplier fileThe operational layer: due dates, email/push prompts, and printable evidence history.
Due soon / Overdue / Inspector export / Board packProperty-by-property evidence for safety certificates, fire records, water hygiene, tenancy documents, and recurring checks.
Open sectorSite-level and department-level evidence for health and safety, environmental records, food safety, data protection, and equipment.
Open sectorLower-cost records for trustees, volunteers, safeguarding, reporting, community events, and grant evidence.
Open sectorPreparedness and operating evidence for public premises, events, crowds, licensing, incidents, and event debriefs.
Open sectorEvidence trails for animal activities, zoo standards, aquariums, farm parks, primate licensing, and welfare checks.
Open sectorRecords for protected-species checks, biodiversity net gain, habitat delivery, and planning-related ecological evidence.
Open sectorInspection-ready records for supported accommodation, CQC-style provider evidence, safeguarding, incidents, and quality reviews.
Open sectorFood hygiene, HACCP, allergen, supplier, temperature, cleaning, and recipe-change evidence for operators and community kitchens.
Open sectorPortfolio: Oak Street Lets
Property: 23 Oak St
Logs: Gas safety, EICR, fire doors, legionella, tenancy evidence
Entries: annual certificates, quarterly checks, photos, tenant issue dates
Business: Cafe and event kitchen
Site: High Street cafe
Logs: HACCP, allergen matrix, waste, fire risk, accident log
Entries: temperature checks, recipe changes, incidents, supplier documents
Organisation: Community food project
Site: Church hall kitchen
Logs: trustee decisions, safeguarding, food hygiene, event evidence
Entries: board actions, volunteer training, risk notes, grant evidence
Portfolio and non-profit accounts need assignments, not a free-for-all. A fire-door contractor, food safety lead, trustee, venue manager, or safeguarding officer should receive the right reminders without getting billing access or unrelated records.
Billing, organisation setup, all properties/sites, all exports.
Invite users, assign responsibilities, manage all logs except billing.
Owns a property/site or department and assigns day-to-day checks.
Receives reminders and maintains only assigned logbooks.
Can inspect assigned records but cannot change evidence.
Water hygiene records are repetitive and easy to lose across lets, workplaces, salons, gyms, and small venues.
Fire door defects need dated inspection evidence, photos, and action follow-up.
Borehole, spring, and well records usually sit across lab PDFs, servicing notes, and local-authority email.
Landlords need a reliable trail of checks, certificates, tenant issue dates, and engineer details.
EICR checks need long-range reminders and proof that reports were supplied and remedial works handled.
Deposit protection, right-to-rent checks, EPCs, and prescribed documents need a single tenancy timeline.
Waste handovers need carrier details, receipts, photos, and evidence that the chain was checked.
Small businesses need a clear record of hazards, controls, actions, and review dates.
Incidents need a durable trail for internal learning, insurers, and statutory reporting decisions.
Responsible persons need a clear record of significant findings and actions.
Food operators need allergen evidence that keeps pace with suppliers, recipes, and staff handover.
Food safety management needs practical records: opening checks, temperatures, cleaning, and corrective actions.
Refrigeration and air-con records need asset-level evidence and engineer documents.
Organisations need a practical record of processing activities, suppliers, retention, and data requests.
Public premises and events need evidence that protective security and preparedness duties have been considered and assigned.
Venues, festivals, markets, and sports events need a record of capacity, audience profile, control measures, and post-event learning.
Licensed venues need a practical trail for alcohol, entertainment, late-night refreshment, DPS changes, and licence conditions.
Developers and land managers need a durable record of BNG assumptions, metric files, gain plans, habitat delivery, and monitoring.
Zoos, aquariums, farm parks, and wildlife centres need evidence against modern zoo practice standards, inspections, enclosure changes, and welfare plans.
Private primate keepers in England need licence evidence from 6 April 2026 unless covered by zoo or ASPA licensing.
Boarding, daycare, breeding, pet selling, riding establishments, and animal exhibitions need evidence against licence conditions.
Platforms and online services with UK links need an accountable trail for risk assessments, illegal content duties, children's safety, and Ofcom evidence.
Health and social care providers need mapped evidence for quality statements, incidents, actions, audits, and location-level governance.
For registered charities, CIOs, CICs, community groups, clubs, faith groups, and volunteer-run venues. Same records, gentler pricing.
Unlimited logs for one organisation, up to 3 users, evidence exports included.Charities need board decisions, conflicts, actions, and evidence of trustee oversight in one place.
Trustees need a calm countdown for accounts, trustees' annual report, annual return, and examiner/auditor handoff.
Community groups need low-cost records for volunteer induction, training, safeguarding checks, and incident escalation.
Fundraisers and community events need risk notes, insurance, supplier evidence, first aid, and local authority correspondence.
Providers supporting looked-after children and care leavers aged 16 and 17 need registration, incident, safeguarding, and quality-standard evidence.