EICR App for Electricians

A faster way to complete an EICR

An Electrical Installation Condition Report is one of the longest pieces of paperwork an electrician deals with. Between the supply details, the circuit schedule, dozens of test results and every observation, it is easy to lose an evening to typing up notes from site. AiCert° turns that into a guided flow on your phone, so the report is largely finished by the time you pack up.

You work through the report in the same order you inspect: installation details, supply characteristics, the distribution board and circuit schedule, test results, then observations and the overall assessment. Nothing is hidden in menus, and you can jump back to any section at any time.

What you can do in the EICR app

• Build the circuit schedule quickly, with ratings, device types and results for each circuit.
• Record observations with C1, C2, C3 and FI codes and attach photos as evidence.
• Let AI draft observation wording from your notes — you review and edit every word.
• See the overall assessment (satisfactory or unsatisfactory) clearly before you sign.
• Sign on screen and send a professional PDF report to your customer in seconds.
• Keep working without signal; everything syncs when you are back online.

Built for landlords, agents and repeat work

Many EICRs are for landlords and letting agents, and they tend to come back every few years. Because every report is stored against the customer and property, you can see the history of an installation, find previous observations and quote remedial work without digging through old emails or paper files.

Once the report is issued, the job carries on in the same app. Turn C1 and C2 observations into a quote, book the remedial visit, invoice the work and record the payment — without copying the same address and customer details into three different systems.

You stay in control

AI in AiCert° is there to save typing, not to make decisions. It can suggest wording and fill in details from your notes and photos, but the inspection, the coding of observations and the final signature are always yours. Every certificate is reviewed and signed by a qualified electrician before it is issued.