One workplace, 8 to 40 staff and a few visitors a day. The free plan with the visitor log does the job.
General information as at October 2026. Not legal advice; check the regulation or ask a competent person.
In place of the paper visitor book, the shared folder and the spreadsheet of things to check.
Print a QR code. Visitors scan it on their own phone, sign in with no app and sign out when they leave. You see who is in the building.
Fire, display screens, slips and trips, from templates. Each finding is scored and becomes an action with an owner and a date, and the next review goes on the calendar.
Insurance, the electrical report, portable appliance tests and the fire risk assessment. Each document keeps every version.
£0 a month on the free plan, or £15 a month with the visitor log for QR sign in.
Try other sets in the kit pickerKingsway HouseBLD-KWH03
A month£15
The cheapest plan for this set. Prices as set in October 2026; see pricing for the current figures.
Illustrative
Mon 19 Oct
09:05 · Lucy Ford
Weekly fire alarm test, call point 2. Done and ticked off.
ACT-0388Tue 20 Oct
11:30 · Lucy Ford
Display screen assessment for a new starter. Footrest ordered.
AUD-0084Wed 21 Oct
14:00 · A visitor
Scans the QR code at reception and signs in to see Lucy.
VIS-0311Thu 22 Oct
10:15 · Lucy Ford
Uploads the renewed insurance certificate as version 2.
DOC-2463Fri 23 Oct
16:30 · Lucy Ford
Checks next month on the calendar: the extinguisher service is due.
ACT-0391The duties for one office are not large, but dropping them has consequences: a missed fire alarm test, a lost visitor book, a risk assessment out of date when someone asks for it. With five or more staff, the risk assessment has to be written down.
Start free. Add the visitor log, £15 a month, if you take visitors. Move to Pro when more than three people need a login. See facilities managers and responsible persons.
Real screens
The example estate; records are illustrative.
Free with the visitor log covers most single offices. Try it on yours.