PAT Testing Log & Cert

WHAT IT DOES
PATBook is a private, offline PAT (Portable Appliance Testing) log and certificate maker for electricians, PAT testers, and landlord-compliance contractors.

- Record each appliance: asset ID, description, class (I, II, III), and location
- Enter readings from any PAT tester - earth continuity (Ohms), insulation resistance (MOhms), polarity, and functional checks
- Mark the overall PASS or FAIL result - your professional judgement
- Build an asset register that tracks every appliance and its next-due date
- See which appliances are coming up for retest, with reminders
- Create PDF PAT test certificates and asset registers with your company logo at the top
- Ask the customer to sign on your phone. Their signature appears on the PDF certificate
- Generate an A4 PDF sheet of QR asset labels, 21 per sheet, each showing the result, the test date and, for a pass, the next test date
- Scan an asset's QR label on your next visit to open that appliance and start its retest
- Create a PDF invoice with your company logo, price per appliance, an optional call-out fee, VAT and your bank details
- Export an asset register as CSV
- Local edition: your records stay on your own device, no account required

PATBOOK CLOUD
- Your records are kept in the cloud: sign in on a lost or new phone and everything comes back
- The same asset register on your phone and your tablet
- Engineers share one register, and every test shows who did it
- Plans for 1, 3, 5 or 10 people, separate from the Local edition

WHO IT'S FOR
- Electricians who carry out portable appliance testing
- Dedicated PAT testers and testing-services sole traders
- Landlord and letting-agent compliance contractors
- Facilities and maintenance staff testing their own equipment

YOUR RECORDS STAY YOURS
In the Local edition, sites, appliances and test results are stored on your device. With PATBook Cloud they are also kept in the cloud, in London, so your team can share them. PATBook is a record-keeping and certificate-preparation tool. It does not determine or guarantee whether any appliance is safe - PASS or FAIL is your professional judgement based on your own inspection and instrument readings. Test methods, pass limits, and retest intervals must follow the current IET Code of Practice and your own risk assessment.

Contact: [email protected]