EICR & electrical certificate software
Issue Electrical Installation Condition Reports, Electrical Installation Certificates and Minor Works Certificates built to follow BS 7671. Record circuits and test results, add photos to observations, collect signatures and send a branded PDF.
Everything an EICR needs to record, in a form that works on site
The Compliar EICR is built to record the information BS 7671 Part 6 asks for, in an order an engineer can work down on site.
Report details & supply
Purpose, extent and limitations, then supply characteristics and earthing: TN-S, TN-C-S, TT or IT, live conductors, external earth fault loop impedance (Ze), prospective fault current and the main protective device.
Observations
Each observation records the location, the finding, a classification code and a photo, and can be raised as a defect with one tick so it flows into quoting instead of being re-typed.
Inspection & test results
A schedule of inspections, then circuit by circuit: wiring type and reference method, protective device, r1 + r2, insulation resistance, polarity, Zs and RCD operating time.
Condition summary
An overall assessment of satisfactory or unsatisfactory, with notes on the general condition of the installation in terms of electrical safety.
Evidence & declaration
Photo evidence, a declaration, signatures and the recommended date of the next inspection, all on the one certificate.
EIC and minor works
The Electrical Installation Certificate shares the supply, inspection and circuit schedules for new work, and the Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate covers small additions and alterations.
Electrical work, run as a business
Manage the full electrical job: design, pricing, installation, testing, commissioning, handover and maintenance. Connect your office and site teams from the first quote to ongoing service, with installation certificates and inspection reports alongside the work.
- Scheduling. Book the visit and assign an engineer from the schedule, with the recommended date of the next inspection recorded on the report.
- Defects to quotes. Observations raised as defects can be quoted from inside Compliar and tracked as open defects until the remedial work is done.
- Branded PDFs, emailed from the job. The certificate goes out with your company details and a record of what was sent and when.
- Customer portal. Landlords and facilities managers can log in to see their issued certificates and open defects across their sites.
- Job costing. See the sell price, labour and materials against each job so you know which electrical work actually makes money.
Related electrical certificates
Electrical covers installation (EIC and minor works), inspection and testing (EICR), emergency lighting to BS 5266-1:2025, PAT testing against the IET Code of Practice for In-Service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment, and EV charge points, with EV charger planned preventative maintenance to BS EN IEC 61851-1. All sit in the same system as fire protection and life safety and security.
Common questions
Which electrical certificates does Compliar include?
The Electrical Installation Certificate (EIC), the Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) and the Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate, each prepared to record the information BS 7671 Part 6 asks for. There are also templates for the other electrical disciplines: emergency lighting, PAT testing and EV charge points (including EV charger PPM).
Can I record circuit test results?
Yes. The schedule of circuit details and test results records the circuit description, wiring type, protective device, r1 + r2, insulation resistance, polarity, Zs and RCD operating time for each circuit.
Can I add photos to observations?
Yes. Each observation can carry a photo and a classification code, and can be raised as a defect so it goes straight into your quoting process.
Can I use my own certificate layout?
Yes. On Office seats and above, company admins can edit the templates or build your own, and every certificate is issued as a PDF with your company details.
Does it work on a phone or tablet?
Yes. The field app runs in the browser on a phone or tablet, so there is nothing to install. Once your jobs have loaded it keeps working with no signal on site and sends your work when you are back in range.
How much does it cost?
Compliar is priced per person. A Lite seat is £35 + VAT a month, Office £65 and Design £95, and certificates are included from the Lite seat up. Pay yearly and you get two months free. Prices are plus VAT. There is no contract.
Issue your next EICR from site
See the electrical certificates on your own jobs in a demo. Onboarding is from £195, quoted individually.