Gas safety record
Source reviewed · 18 Aug 2026
Property evidence, made clearer
Know what property evidence you have—and what may be missing.
Bring key property records into one calm, reviewable snapshot. See what is present, what needs attention and where the evidence came from.
Free for one property initially. No card required. You stay in control.
Example property
12 Meadow Lane
2present
1attention
1unknown
Evidence present
Energy certificate
Expiry date retained
Electrical report
Property match needs confirming
Alarm test record
No evidence added yet
Evidence first
Status stays connected to the document, date or answer behind it.
Uncertainty stays visible
Missing or conflicting information is shown clearly, never guessed away.
You decide what happens next
Suggestions support review. They do not replace a competent professional.
The problem
Property evidence rarely arrives in one tidy place.
Dates live in calendars. Certificates sit in inboxes. Responsibility changes hands. A document can exist without clearly matching the right property or period.
Property Compliance creates a structured view of what the evidence supports today—and keeps the gaps visible.
Your free snapshot
A useful starting point for one property.
Answer a controlled questionnaire, add a limited set of relevant evidence, then review the source behind every status.
Describe the property
Capture the context that affects which evidence may be relevant.
Add what you have
Bring together selected records after signing into the Atlas workspace.
Review the snapshot
Correct facts, inspect sources and decide which suggested action is appropriate.
Evidence states
Clear language. No false certainty.
Evidence present
Evidence missing
Expired
Approaching expiry
Conflicting information
Unable to determine
Requires review
Suggested next action
A status describes the available evidence. It does not certify legal compliance, replace professional judgement or create an official government status.
Built for different responsibilities
One evidence method, shaped around your role.
Landlords & owners
Start with one property and replace scattered folders with a reviewable evidence picture.
Explore this journeyManaging agents
See gaps across managed records while keeping responsibility and uncertainty explicit.
Explore this journeyFacilities & property teams
Create a dependable evidence trail for buildings, teams and review workflows.
Explore this journeyPart of Atlas
Several specialist front doors. One Atlas platform behind them.
Property Compliance is a specialist module within Atlas. It uses the same property foundation, identity, organisations, memberships and evidence principles—without creating a second customer database or competing sign-in system.
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Beyond the free snapshot
More capability and scale—not a stronger truth status.
Free starting point
- One property initially
- Controlled questionnaire
- Limited evidence set
- Reviewable evidence states
- Suggested next actions
Planned paid capability
- More properties and portfolio visibility
- Continuous monitoring and reminders
- Team collaboration and assigned tasks
- Professional review workflows
- Evidence packs, integrations and automation
Final pricing is not yet approved. Payment will buy capability, scale and automation—not a compliance badge or more favourable factual conclusion.
Does Property Compliance certify that my property is legally compliant?
No. It organises the evidence you provide, shows what can and cannot be determined, and highlights matters that may need review. It is not a legal certificate, government status or substitute for professional advice.
What is included in the free snapshot?
The initial allowance is designed for one property: a controlled questionnaire, a limited set of evidence, reviewable evidence states and suggested next actions. The allowance remains subject to confirmation in the central Atlas entitlement model.
Are the same records required for every property?
No. Requirements vary by property, tenure, location, occupation and use. The snapshot keeps this context visible instead of applying one universal checklist.
Can I correct information extracted from a document?
That is the intended product behaviour. Extracted facts should remain linked to their source, confidence and review date, and users should be able to correct them before relying on a snapshot.
Start with what you have
Get a clearer view of one property.
Build a free, reviewable evidence snapshot inside Atlas.