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Hotel compliance and maintenance that acts before you have to.

  • Live in two days
  • Your record leaves with you
  • Hosted in London

An illustration of a hotel estate: one hotel is inspected floor by floor, a failed fire door and a chiller at risk are flagged, and the view widens to eight properties ranked by compliance.

The checks that keep a hotel open

Every regime on one register, chased at 90, 60 and 30 days before anything lapses.

  • Fire safety
  • Gas safety
  • Water and legionella
  • Electrical
  • Lifts
  • Food safety
  • Asbestos
  • Working at height

Before it breaks

Catch it before the guest does

PropSec spots the plant with repeat faults and proposes the fix, with its working shown. Nothing happens until a named person on your team signs it off, and every step lands on the record.

  1. It spots the pattern

    The 2am callout, now a planned visit completed weeks ago

    PropSec watches every asset's own history and flags the failure while it is still a quiet Tuesday-morning job, not a floor off sale on a Friday night.

    Chiller CH-02Harbour House, rooftop plantRising failure
    Days between breakdowns12080400Failure likelyTodayJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOct
    4 breakdowns in 90 days38 rooms behind it Visit proposed · Tue 09:00
  2. It drafts the fix

    See exactly what it would do, first

    Before anything is booked, you see exactly what would happen against your own last 30 days. Nothing is created, changed or sent.

    Chiller CH-02Harbour House, rooftop plantProposal · draft

    Bring the chiller CH-02 service forward to this month

    • 4 breakdowns in 90 days, and the gap keeps shortening
    • Serves floors 3 to 5, with 38 rooms behind it
    • The same fault at 2am means an emergency callout and a floor off sale
    Dry run against the last 30 daysPreview
    • Would raise 1 predictive ticket for CH-02
    • Would notify the property engineer and the area manager
    • Would draft a request to the HVAC contractor to bring the PPM visit forward to August

    No changes made. A preview, not a run.

  3. You decide

    A named person says yes. Or no.

    Who, when, and one click to reverse it after. Automations are off by default and switched on per property.

    Chiller CH-02Harbour House, rooftop plantPendingApproved
    SOS. OkaforArea manager · named approver

    Bring the chiller CH-02 service forward to this month

    1 ticket, 2 notifications and a contractor request. Nothing is sent until someone says yes.

    Approved by S. OkaforMon 07:02 · every step can be reversed later

    Declined. Nothing was created, changed or sent.

    Try it: this is how the approval looks in the product.

  4. It is on the record

    Who signed it and when, on the record

    Every entry names the person and the time. The pack is sealed when it is written, so you can show the fire officer or the EHO that nothing was edited after.

    Chiller CH-02Harbour House, rooftop plantOn the record

    Audit trail

    1. 07:02:11Automation approved by S. Okafor
    2. 07:02:12Ticket TKT-2214 raised for CH-02
    3. 07:02:12Contractor asked to attend Tue 12 Aug, 09:00
    4. 07:02:12Logged: what the system saw and suggested
    sha256:c7d1…88a2Sealed at write, verifiable on demand
    Pack ready: PDF and JSON, three years in one file
Chiller CH-02Harbour House, rooftop plantRising failure
Days between breakdowns12080400Failure likelyTodayJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOct
4 breakdowns in 90 days38 rooms behind it Visit proposed · Tue 09:00
Chiller CH-02Harbour House, rooftop plantProposal · draft

Bring the chiller CH-02 service forward to this month

  • 4 breakdowns in 90 days, and the gap keeps shortening
  • Serves floors 3 to 5, with 38 rooms behind it
  • The same fault at 2am means an emergency callout and a floor off sale
Dry run against the last 30 daysPreview
  • Would raise 1 predictive ticket for CH-02
  • Would notify the property engineer and the area manager
  • Would draft a request to the HVAC contractor to bring the PPM visit forward to August

No changes made. A preview, not a run.

Chiller CH-02Harbour House, rooftop plantPendingApproved
SOS. OkaforArea manager · named approver

Bring the chiller CH-02 service forward to this month

1 ticket, 2 notifications and a contractor request. Nothing is sent until someone says yes.

Approved by S. OkaforMon 07:02 · every step can be reversed later

Declined. Nothing was created, changed or sent.

Try it: this is how the approval looks in the product.

Chiller CH-02Harbour House, rooftop plantOn the record

Audit trail

  1. 07:02:11Automation approved by S. Okafor
  2. 07:02:12Ticket TKT-2214 raised for CH-02
  3. 07:02:12Contractor asked to attend Tue 12 Aug, 09:00
  4. 07:02:12Logged: what the system saw and suggested
sha256:c7d1…88a2Sealed at write, verifiable on demand
Pack ready: PDF and JSON, three years in one file

Who it is for

Built for everyone who keeps the hotel open

Six people share one building, work opposite hours and measure success differently. Each of them opens PropSec to their own view of the same record.

Chief engineer

Tonight's jobs, in the order that matters

The guest-impacting job sits at the top with the SLA running. The permit, the RAMS and the isolation live on the job, and the app keeps logging in the plantroom with no signal.

  • Permit to work on the job, not in a folder
  • Scan an asset tag for its full history
  • One-handed, offline, in the riser
The fire panel check · Tue 06:40 · on the record

Built for hotels

For the people who run the building

PropSec speaks the language of hotel operations: PPM, fire doors, LOLER, the fire marshal at the door. It is the system your team will actually open on a Monday morning.

Shift handover · whoever is on next picks up here
  • Every shift, on the same page. Handovers, checks and jobs land in one place, with the full history behind them.
  • Works where the signal does not. The field app keeps logging in the plantroom and syncs when you are back in range.

Front of house

When the building runs, the guest never sees the work.

  • Same shiftfor the guest-impacting job, with the SLA clock running from the moment it is logged
  • Three tapsfrom the room attendant's phone to engineering, photo included, mid-turn
  • Rooms outon the same board as the job that puts them back on sale

The real product

Every screen here is the live platform

Captured from the product your team signs into, on a demo estate. Not a mockup deck.

propsec.app/dashboard
The PropSec dashboard with quick actions, items needing attention and the user's tickets
The day opens with what needs youWho is on shift, what is overdue and what is waiting on your approval.
The PropSec dashboard on a phone, with quick actions and items needing attention

See all 19 modules

Time back

Put the hours back on the floor

Tick what your team still does by hand. Typical hours per property per week, from pilot properties; estimates, not promises.

Back on the floor, across the estate

22.5hours a week

Eight-hour shifts a year
146
FTE freed up
0.6

"The fire marshal asked for three years of records. I pulled the pack in under a minute."

Illustrative scenario from pilot use, not a customer quote

Choosing a young company

What you can hold us to

2days to live

Live in two days

Send us your certificates and asset list and your properties, users and register are set up on day one, with the certificates read straight from your files. The statutory pack for your jurisdiction lands on day two. No back-capture project.

1tap to export

Your record leaves with you

Every certificate, check and sign-off exports sealed, in PDF and JSON, in one tap. Share links freeze the record at a point in time. If you ever leave, the evidence chain goes with you.

Jan 2027CREST test complete

Independently tested

An independent CREST penetration test and ISO 27001 readiness are underway, completing January 2027. We will show a buyer's security questionnaire the evidence, not a promise.

How we handle your data

Ready to know you are covered?

A short walkthrough on your estate, your compliance regimes and your assets. Twenty minutes. No sales pitch.