Certificates and compliance
Certify on site, not at the kitchen table.
Photograph the board and your test sheet and Capture fills in the certificate. You check each section and sign.
Capture and voice autofill
Photograph the board, or just say it.
Capture reads the board, the circuit chart and your test sheet into a row per way, and flags anything it isn't sure of. Or talk it through, and defects come back with a code, a location and an action.
C1
Danger present. Risk of injury. Immediate remedial action required.
C2
Potentially dangerous. Urgent remedial action required.
C3
Improvement recommended.
FI
Further investigation required without delay.
The classification codes and their wording are from IET Guidance Note 3.
The AI drafts. You review, sign and issue.
Nothing is issued until you have read it. It does not decide whether an installation is safe, and it does not sign.
It omits what it cannot read.
The instruction is "never invent values".
Every field stays editable.
You correct it on the same screen.
You issue it, not the app.
It stays In progress until you mark it Completed. Your name goes in the declaration.
What you can issue
Every type follows the layout of the real form.
Our documents, built to the published layouts, on your letterhead. Not a licensed copy of anyone's model form.
EICR — Electrical Installation Condition Report
EIC — Electrical Installation Certificate
Minor Works Certificate
PAT — appliance testing
Fire alarm — BS 5839
Emergency lighting — BS 5266-1
EV charger — BS 7671 Section 722
Solar PV — BS 7671 Section 712
Battery storage
G98/G99 — DNO notification
Not listed? Tell us what you issue.
Compliance tools
The paperwork either side of the certificate is here too.
Each one fills by voice. All but RAMS also fill from a photo.
Schedule of Test Results
One row per circuit. Export to Excel.
Circuit schedule
The consumer-unit door legend.
Service and callout report
Fault, findings, work done and parts.
RAMS pack
A standard risk assessment. Tailor it for the site, because a generic pack is not a site-specific assessment.
Electrical Danger Notification
The notice you leave for a C1 or C2.
On the tools
The calculators sit in the same app.
Nine of them.
Cable size
Voltage drop
Max Zs
Adiabatic
Conduit and trunking fill
Load and diversity
R1+R2 expected
RCD disconnection time
Lighting
The BS 7671 tables are copyright, so we do not copy them in. You read the figure from your own copy, so the answer matches the edition you hold.
Where it lives
A certificate belongs to a job, not a folder.
Link the job to a customer and the client details fill themselves. Engineers get the certificate tools without the money, on the van phone and the office desk alike.
Every certificate is free.
No certificate module, no monthly limit. We only earn when a customer pays you by card through the app.
£0
a month for Capture, every certificate and the rest of TradePals, for the whole firm.
3.9%
of an invoice your customer pays by card through the app. Nothing on cash or bank transfer.
Tradify publishes £34 to £44 per user per month, read on 30 July 2026. More on pricing.