Fast Fire Audit runs perfectly well on its own. Where it helps most is at the edges: getting alerts to people who never open a dashboard, binding a check to a physical device, answering questions no fixed report covers, and passing a fire finding to the team that will actually fix it.
Due reminders, finding alerts and escalations delivered where field staff actually read them, with no app to install. Read more
A printed tag on every device, read by a phone camera — the feature that turns a tick into evidence of presence. Read more
Plain-English questions against your own audit history, and clustering of the remarks auditors write. Read more
Shares the asset and location master, so a failed fire pump or door becomes a maintenance work order without retyping.
Shares the non-conformity and corrective action engine, so fire findings follow the same lifecycle your quality team already runs.
Shares the ticket engine — ownership, escalation, target dates and closure verification behave identically.
Checklists imported from your existing formats; registers, records and packs exported in whichever format is asked for.
The full superset, where fire equipment purchase, AMC spend and accounts sit alongside the compliance record.
Deployed however your IT policy requires, including inside your own network for data-residency reasons.
Yes. The device register, planning, mobile execution, findings and dashboards all run standalone with no other product required. The integrations below extend it where you already run other systems or need alerts to reach people off a desk.
All twelve Fast products are built on one platform with shared masters. In practice that means a fire finding on a pump can become a maintenance work order without being retyped, fire findings ride the same non-conformity engine as quality findings, and users, sites and areas are defined once rather than per product.
Data moves in and out through Excel import and export as standard, which covers most requirements. For deeper integration with an existing ERP or asset system, discuss the specific interfaces during the demo — what is feasible depends on what the other system exposes.
Tell us what you already run. We will be honest about what integrates cleanly and what is better left alone.
