ReplacesElogbooksSFG20 / Facilities-iQMeridian
Compliance
vs the bolt-on compliance logbook
Nine UK statutory regimes engineered in — not a logbook you keep alongside the work. The SFG20 task library is built in, and every inspection, finding and certificate sits in the same tenancy as the job that produced it, hash-chain audited.
Why it wins
- Nine UK statutory regimes named and built in (F-Gas, BS 5839, L8, EICR, LOLER, PSSR, gas/CP12, RRO, TR/19)
- SFG20 task library built in — not a separate subscription to integrate
- Inspections, findings and certificates live in the same record as the work
- Certificate actions written to a tamper-evident hash chain
How it compares
Measured on publicly available data against the named market leader(s) it replaces. Every row links its source.
| IMAISA | The market leader | |
|---|---|---|
| Regime breadth | Nine UK statutory regimes tracked, scheduled and audited | Gas/CP12 (and F-Gas) recorded; no full multi-regime suite advertisedsource for the Regime breadth comparison |
| SFG20 | Task library built into the platform | SFG20 is a separate BESA standard/subscription — "is not a CAFM system"source for the SFG20 comparison |
| Audit trail | Tamper-evident hash chain, 7-year immutable | Compliance visibility / logbook — no tamper-evident audit claim publishedsource for the Audit trail comparison |
9UK statutory regimes, built in
SFG20task library included
7 yrimmutable audit retention
RLScompliance row-level isolated