Five steps, about ten minutes. No install, no card, no training needed.
Go to the sign-up page and enter your organisation name, your name and an email address. You'll land on your dashboard straight away on the free plan — one kit location, up to 20 items, full expiry tracking, no time limit.
From the dashboard, open First Aid Kits → Add kit. Give it a name that matches the real world — "Reception", "Workshop", "Van 3" — so anyone scanning it knows exactly which kit they're checking.
Click Add items → ISO 45001 suggested list to pre-fill a compliant British Standard kit, then adjust quantities to match what's actually in the box. Set the expiry date on anything date-marked (saline, dressings, burn gel) so reminders can do their job.
Bulk-managing lots of kits? Use Import from Excel to load items in one go. Not sure what belongs in a kit? See our guide to workplace first aid kit contents.
Each kit gets its own QR code — open the kit and click the QR button to download a printable label. Stick it on the lid. From then on, anyone can scan it with a phone camera to run an inspection; no login to hunt down.
Scan the code (or open the kit and click Inspect). Tick each item pass or fail, flag anything expired or low, and submit. The check is timestamped and stored forever, and anything that failed drops onto your reorder list automatically.