Fire alarms, fire doors and water safety across every site you're accountable for, in one place. See what's wrong now, respond when it matters, and prove what you did.
Every building in the portfolio on one screen, including the ones that haven't reported anything.
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Big sites, few people, and faults that hide until they matter.
High-rise, high scrutiny. Evidence for every door, every alarm, every check.
Residents who can't self-evacuate. Know the building is safe now, not last month.
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Labs, cleanrooms and water systems that can't be allowed to drift.
Empty six days a week, full on the seventh. Be certain before the gates open.
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Hundreds of units, one team, and the ability to see which sites fail repeatedly.
Weekly testing, high churn, and repeat alarms nobody has time to trace.
Every building in the portfolio on one screen, including the ones that haven't reported anything.
Big sites, few people, and faults that hide until they matter.
High-rise, high scrutiny. Evidence for every door, every alarm, every check.
Residents who can't self-evacuate. Know the building is safe now, not last month.
Labs, cleanrooms and water systems that can't be allowed to drift.
Empty six days a week, full on the seventh. Be certain before the gates open.
Hundreds of units, one team, and the ability to see which sites fail repeatedly.
Weekly testing, high churn, and repeat alarms nobody has time to trace.
Most organisations manage fire and life safety through logbooks, scheduled inspections and disconnected systems. That tells you what's supposed to be true. It doesn't tell you what's happening right now, and it doesn't evidence it when someone asks.
Drax connects to the systems you already have, whatever the manufacturer, and turns scattered status data into one live view with a defensible audit trail built automatically behind it.
We move organisations from "did we comply?" to "are we in control right now?"
Practical guidance on fire safety, water safety and building safety assurance- including which fire doors fail first, why your staff stopped reacting to the alarm, and what a defensible audit trail actually looks like.
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