Building safety compliance questions, answered

Building safety compliance software keeps every statutory check, certificate and inspection for a building in one structured record, with owners, due dates and an audit trail. Complitas is built specifically for the UK Building Safety Act 2022, the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 and higher-risk buildings.

CompliScore is the Complitas risk rating for a building, from Very Low to Very High. It rolls fire, gas, structural, building services and access checks into one rating, counts missing evidence as risk, and takes the worst signal across categories rather than an average. Every score traces back to the checks and certificates behind it.

A Building Safety Management Pack is a single document, generated on demand, that consolidates every compliance check for a property. It opens with the CompliScore rating, checks completed and evidence outstanding, then covers structure and fabric, fire and life safety, building services, access and egress, and other items, with certificates attached as appendices.

The Golden Thread is the accurate, up-to-date digital record of how a higher-risk building is designed, built and managed. Complitas keeps that information structured by building, with evidence, dates, owners and a full change history, so it stays accessible and can be produced when the Building Safety Regulator, a board or an insurer asks.

Complitas is for the people accountable for residential building safety: managing agents, Accountable and Principal Accountable Persons, building owners and developers, housing associations and social landlords, and Resident Management Company or Right to Manage directors.

Yes. Buildings insurance is underwritten on a fair presentation of the risk. An outdated or mis-categorised defect can give an insurer grounds to reduce or refuse a claim. A BSMP gives brokers and insurers an evidence-linked, independently scored record of the building, which narrows the gap between what is on file and what is true.

No. Complitas is a specialist building compliance platform. It keeps high-risk and multi-occupancy buildings audit-ready without the complexity of a full property operations system, and sits alongside the tools you already use for lettings, accounts and service charges.

In England, a higher-risk building is a building at least 18 metres tall or with at least 7 storeys that contains at least 2 residential units. Higher-risk buildings must be registered with the Building Safety Regulator and carry extra duties for Accountable Persons, including keeping the Golden Thread.