About the app

Show emergency equipment gaps by building zone and direct restocking work to responsible staff for follow-up.

Emergency equipment checks can produce several small restock jobs that are easily overlooked once the inspection round ends. ReadyRoom helps facilities teams organize checks by zone, record missing or expiring items and follow replacement work to review, keeping the responsible staff's readiness assessment connected to the evidence they entered.

What it does

• Zone routes: Group emergency equipment checks by zone, helping assigned staff plan practical routes through kits, defibrillator locations and evacuation supplies at sites.
• Expiry details: Record expiry dates and missing items against identified kits, giving facilities specific replenishment requirements with clear quantities and storage location references.
• Restock ownership: Create restock tasks with owners and deadlines, keeping replacement work visible after inspection rounds are submitted to the responsible facilities reviewer.
• Replacement evidence: Attach restock evidence to original findings, allowing reviewers to assess changes without assuming supply delivery means equipment has been fully reviewed.
• Responsible review: Review zones using recorded checks and open tasks, leaving readiness decisions with responsible personnel while providing the relevant equipment inspection history.

Why people love it

ReadyRoom makes the small gaps visible and gives them an owner. Staff can identify the exact missing supply, coordinators can arrange the restock, and supervisors can review the documented result in its zone context instead of relying on a broad green indicator with no supporting detail.

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