CalmCompliance
All your premises compliance in one connected system
Legal·Productivity·Education·Other·HR & Recruiting
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CalmCompliance is a compliance management platform for the person who actually runs the building. If you manage a school, care home, factory or office site, compliance is part of your job rather than your whole job — and it usually means juggling a filing cabinet, three spreadsheets, a shared drive and a calendar full of reminders you set yourself. CalmCompliance replaces all of that with one connected system.
Eight modules are included at every price tier, with no feature gating and no per-seat pricing: Documents, Premises, Operations, Service Desk, Incidents, Risk Assessments, Forms and Personnel. The point isn't the module count — it's that they're connected. A document is linked to the role that owns it, the location it applies to and the risk it mitigates. A service desk ticket is tied to the asset, the site and the compliance obligation behind it. A completed training course shows up against the person, the equipment they're now cleared to maintain and the risk assessment they've been briefed on. Nothing sits in a silo waiting to be forgotten.
Scheduled checks, automatic reminders, dashboards and a complete audit trail come as standard, so when an inspector asks for evidence you produce it from one place instead of searching five systems. Higher tiers add workflow automation, AI-assisted triage and categorisation, multi-site support, and integrations with iHasco, Google and Microsoft.
Pricing starts at £490/year per site with unlimited users. Everything connected, in one place — that's what lets you be calm about it.
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1Hey 👋 I built CalmCompliance after watching premises managers run compliance out of a filing cabinet, three spreadsheets and a calendar full of self-set reminders. The idea is simple: connect everyth