Your fire safety control logbook fills itself in.

Yes. The AEAI fire protection regulations require owners and operators to inspect and maintain their fire protection equipment, and to record this work in the building's control logbook (directive 11‑15, section 4.1.1(h); directive 12‑15, section 4.2).

AEAI directive 108‑15 defines the control logbook as a log that may be kept on paper or electronically. For a specific installation, the fire protection authority of your canton remains the reference if in doubt.

Property managers, condominium (PPE) administrators, owners of one or more buildings, municipalities and anyone managing a property portfolio: hotels, schools, public or commercial buildings.

They simply sign in with their work email address. When you enter a maintenance contract, anyone with an address at that company (for example @company.ch) gets access to the buildings and categories it covers, without an invitation. A technician without access can request it by scanning the label and enter their inspection: it is recorded as soon as you approve it.

Two options. On your own: follow our setup guide, which describes each step (buildings, floor plans, equipment survey, labels, team, contracts). Or turnkey, the most common choice for property managers: we visit your buildings with the caretaker or property manager, survey every item of equipment, put up the labels and configure everything for you. Turnkey setup is billed by the hour, on quotation.

An annual subscription based on the number of buildings, from CHF 190 a year.