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UK guide · 2026

Best Fire Compliance Software for Property Managers

Fire is the sharpest edge of property compliance. Here's what fire compliance software needs to do for a property manager — assessments, action plans, fire doors, equipment checks and building-safety record-keeping across a portfolio — and how the options compare.

Since Grenfell and the Building Safety Act, fire compliance has become the most scrutinised part of a property manager's job — and the one where a paper trail with open actions is most exposed. Fire compliance software focuses on that domain specifically: current assessments, actions tracked to closure, fire doors and equipment on schedule, and building-safety records kept current. This guide covers what to look for, and how the options compare. It sits under the best property compliance software guide.

What property managers need from fire compliance software

Fire risk assessments

A current FRA for every premises and communal area you're responsible for, with review dates tracked so none goes stale.

fire risk assessment software

Action plan tracking

The findings and remedial actions from each FRA tracked to closure — because the assessment is only as good as the actions that follow it.

FRA action plans

Fire door & equipment checks

Fire door inspections, emergency lighting, alarms and extinguisher servicing recorded on schedule with reminders.

inspection tracking

Communal & building safety

Communal fire safety across blocks and, for higher-risk buildings, the Building Safety Act record-keeping — held in one place and kept current.

building safety

Remediation & evidence

A defensible record of the fire-safety position for each building — assessments, actions, checks — producible on demand for a fire officer or a resident.

compliance evidence

Portfolio fire view

Fire status across every property at a glance — what's assessed, what's due for review and what actions are outstanding, and where.

property compliance

The action plan is the point

A fire risk assessment identifies what needs fixing; the compliance lives in whether those actions are actually done. The common, dangerous failure is a drawer of assessments with remedial actions nobody tracked. Good fire compliance software holds the FRA, tracks every action to closure, and schedules the review — so the position is current and provable, not just assessed once and filed.

How Complys handles fire compliance

Complys holds a current FRA per building, tracks the action plan to closure, schedules fire door and equipment checks, and keeps the fire-safety record producible on demand across the portfolio — see fire risk assessment software and, for communal buildings, block management compliance and the fire & asbestos for property page. The competent fire-risk assessment itself is carried out by a suitable assessor; Complys manages the record and the follow-through.

Fire compliance software — FAQs

What is fire compliance software for property managers?

It's software that manages a property manager's fire-safety obligations across a portfolio — holding current fire risk assessments for each premises and communal area, tracking the remedial actions from them to closure, scheduling fire door and equipment checks, and keeping the record-keeping that fire safety and (for higher-risk buildings) the Building Safety Act require. The focus is the fire domain specifically, rather than general property compliance.

What is the best fire compliance software for property managers?

The strongest fit is a platform that keeps a current fire risk assessment per building, tracks the action plan from each to closure, schedules fire door and equipment inspections, and gives a portfolio-wide fire view — which Complys does within its property and block compliance. Standalone FRA tools handle the assessment itself; a compliance platform adds the action tracking, scheduling and portfolio evidence that property managers need.

Does fire compliance software handle fire risk assessments and action plans?

Yes — and the action plans are the point. An FRA that identifies remedial actions is only useful if those actions are tracked and closed out; the common failure is a stack of assessments with open actions nobody chased. Good software holds the FRA, tracks each action to completion, and schedules the review, so the fire-safety position is both current and evidenced. The competent fire-risk assessment itself is carried out by a suitable assessor; the software manages the record and the follow-through.

Does it support the Building Safety Act for higher-risk buildings?

It supports the record-keeping and evidence duties — holding the fire risk assessments, safety information and remediation actions for higher-risk buildings in one place and keeping them current. Software supports compliance with the regime; the accountable-person and building-safety duties remain with the responsible parties, and specific obligations should be checked for each building. For the communal picture see our block management compliance guide.

How is this different from general property compliance software?

General property compliance software covers the whole picture — certificates, tenancies, asbestos, fire and more. Fire compliance software for property managers focuses on the fire domain specifically: assessments, action plans, fire doors, equipment servicing and building-safety record-keeping. If fire is your pressing concern — as it increasingly is across the sector — this is the focus; if you need everything, see the best property compliance software.

Close every fire action, prove every building

Assessments, action plans, fire doors and building-safety records across your portfolio. Try Complys free for 90 days, no card required.