CORE FEATURE

Risk assessments that update themselves. update themselves

Set up the questions once. Your team fills them in across every building. Progress updates live as they work.

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LiveProgress tracking
PhotosEvidence-ready
PrintPDF reports

Forms that fit the building

Not every building is the same. Risk assessments shouldn't pretend they are.

TEMPLATES

Configure once, reuse everywhere

Set up a master template with the questions you ask every building. Layer on company-specific questions. Add building-specific ones where you need to.

  • Add text fields, dropdowns, photos, dates, files
  • Mark required vs optional questions
  • Group fields into logical sections
  • Rename or hide questions per company or building

TEMPLATES

COMPLETION

Live progress, no save buttons

Every answer saves the moment it's typed. A completion percentage updates across the platform so managers always know what's done.

  • Multiple team members can fill in different sections at once
  • The percentage shows how many required fields are complete
  • No "lost work" if the browser crashes
  • Visible everywhere — dashboards, audit reports, exports

PROGRESS

EVIDENCE

Photos and files attached to the answer

Upload a photo of the boiler. A PDF of the certificate. A signed checklist. Each one stays attached to the question it answers.

  • Drag-and-drop file upload
  • Photos work on phones for on-site walks
  • Files are stored privately and shared via secure links
  • Stays with the assessment forever

EVIDENCE

How a typical assessment runs

01

Set up the template

Pick the questions you want every building to answer.

02

Apply across your buildings

Every building inherits the questions automatically.

03

Your team fills it in

On desktop or on a phone during a site walk.

04

Print or sign off

Print to PDF for the regulator, or freeze a version as an audit.

WHO IT'S FOR

Built for the people who actually do the work

Property manager

Running risk profiles across a portfolio of buildings.

  • Portfolio view
  • Standardised across sites
  • Status at a glance

Safety officer

Documenting hazards and the controls in place.

  • Photo evidence
  • Required vs optional
  • Sign-off ready

Compliance team

Preparing for regulator visits and insurance audits.

  • Audit trail
  • Frozen versions
  • PDF exports

External consultant

Filling in assessments on behalf of clients during site visits.

  • Mobile-friendly
  • Per-building access
  • No setup needed

COMPARISON

Why not a spreadsheet?

 SpreadsheetGeneric PM toolSAMRISK
Multiple people editing at once
Photo evidence per question
Custom fields per buildingManual
Live completion tracking
Print-ready PDF reportsManualManual
Audit-trail of changesPartial

INTEGRATIONS

Connects with the rest of SAMRISK

Audits

Freeze your assessment as a signed-off audit.

Documents

Attach supporting docs to questions or sections.

Building plans

Reference a specific floor or space in your answers.

Items inventory

Pull asset details into your assessment automatically.

Calendar

Set review reminders to keep assessments fresh.

Tasks

Convert a finding into a tracked task with one click.

AVAILABILITY

In your plan?

FreeIncluded
ProIncluded
BusinessIncluded
EnterpriseIncluded

Risk assessments are core to SAMRISK and included on every plan, free included. See pricing →

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Start with one master template, then add or hide questions for individual buildings as needed. Common questions stay shared, unique ones stay local.

Why it matters

A risk assessment lives or dies on whether anyone trusts it. A spreadsheet someone filled in two years ago — and nobody has touched since — doesn't help when a regulator turns up. SAMRISK keeps your assessments live, evidenced, and ready to print, so the answer to "where's the assessment?" is always "here".