Everything needed to keep a private supply operationally organised.

Designed around the records and management information owners, operators, consultants and local authorities repeatedly need to exchange.

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Supply & site register

Record source type, properties served, use, approximate volume, local authority, classification recorded by the authority, responsible people, schematics and key contacts.

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Monitoring programme

Store the programme set by the local authority, planned sample dates, actual dates, locations, reasons and the original laboratory file.

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Laboratory result register

Record the laboratory's reported outcome and attach the original report. The software does not reinterpret analytical data or declare water safe.

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Asset & treatment maintenance

Track pumps, filters, UV units, tanks and treatment equipment with user-defined intervals, responsible contractors, manuals and service evidence.

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Significant change log

Record meaningful changes to source, treatment, distribution, use or responsibility and note whether a review has been discussed.

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Corrective actions

Assign actions from risk assessments, notices, sample follow-up, service findings and internal checks with owners, due dates and closure proof.

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Document control

Keep assessments, notices, authorisations, plans, manuals, certificates, invoices, correspondence and photographs against the correct supply.

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Supply schematic

Build a simple ordered source-to-tap schematic covering source, treatment, storage, distribution and sample points.

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Evidence pack

Produce a clean summary of key records and events for a review, change of operator, consultant handover or property transaction.

Designed to avoid dangerous overclaiming.

The interface labels legal classifications, monitoring requirements and water-quality decisions as information supplied by the appropriate authority, laboratory or competent professional. It never converts a dashboard colour into a statement that the water is safe.

Clear provenance

Every important due date can record where it came from: local-authority programme, risk-assessment action, manufacturer instruction, contractor recommendation or internal operational choice.