Controlled O&M manual
Indexed, bookmarked and ready for client review.
UK-wide · Commercial handover document control
For small electrical, fire, security and data contractors who have finished the installation—but still have a folder full of drawings, certificates, datasheets and unanswered handover questions.
Start with a capped folder audit. No upload form, sales call or new software account required.
The handover problem
Client portals, engineer inboxes, old revisions and half-finished folders turn a straightforward handover into days of document chasing. We create the controlled structure, while your competent team keeps responsibility for technical accuracy and approval.
Mixed filenames, unknown revisions, gaps hidden in the noise.
Every source logged, normalised and linked to its output.
A bookmarked manual plus a clear list of what remains open.
What you receive
Indexed, bookmarked and ready for client review.
Equipment, drawings, certificates, warranties and commissioning.
Every gap assigned a source, owner and next action.
A clean working file for future amendments and reissue.
No fabricated certificates, test results, maintenance intervals or engineering sign-off. Gaps stay visible until the competent contractor supplies or approves the evidence.
Inspect the work
Open the 12-page electrical and access-control demonstration: bookmarks, document control, registers, missing-item warnings and page-level traceability are all included.
View the demonstration packSimple process
Tell us the package, systems, document volume and handover date.
Use your existing Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox or private equivalent.
We confirm scope and flag the missing inputs before production starts.
Get the controlled PDF, editable source and open-items register.
The free audit covers folder structure, the document list and client requirements. Producing the complete manual is not included in the free audit.
First-project pilot
A deliberately capped scope for a small commercial package. Target turnaround is three working days after every required document for the agreed scope is complete.
Poor scans, complex client templates, rush work, additional systems or further revision rounds are quoted separately before work starts.
A deadline is enough to start