RAMSNow

Bring clarity to safety-document preparation.

A clear route from job brief to risk-assessment and method-statement drafts, ready for competent-person review.

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At a glance

Best-fit buyer: Businesses serving contractors, trades and construction-site teams.
Customer value: Organised RAMS drafting and PDF output, with competent-person review before site use.
Transaction options: Software asset acquisition or a defined licence.
Included in discussion: Agreed application and document-generation source, permitted templates and brand assets, plus handover materials.

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A look inside the workflow

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The opportunity

Help contractors turn job information into organised risk-assessment and method-statement drafts. RAMSNow brings the brief, document structure and PDF output into one workflow, with competent-person review before documents are used on site.

Short guided demo

A three-step buyer walkthrough.

View a fictional brief and its sample document ↓

ExclusiveSale-branded, three-page example. Actual source-rendered output, unsigned and not for site use; competent-person review is required for a real document.

Explore the workflow through product screens and fictional examples. Request a private demonstration focused on your requirements.

Start with the job

Capture the job, scope and key information in a structured starting point for the draft.

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Illustrative example

Project: Fictional demonstration job
Scope: Sample document request
State: Brief awaiting review

A fictional brief shows the document structure without supplying site instructions.

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Review before use

Work through the draft sections, clarify assumptions and bring the right people into review before use.

Illustrative example

Illustrative draft sections: project, scope, hazards, controls, PPE, emergency arrangements, permits, personnel, equipment and sign-off.

A competent person reviews and approves the real document for its task and site.

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See the document layout

Explore a sample PDF layout, then discuss the document and review requirements for your customers.

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Illustrative example

Example: Fictional demonstration job
Output: Sample document layout
Purpose: Layout review only — NOT FOR SITE USE

Download the branded fictional brief and document (PDF). A synthetic layout illustration; a competent person must review and approve real documents for the actual task and site.

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Your acquisition or licence

A clear scope from the outset.

Agree the assets, rights and delivery milestones before commitment, with the detail set out in the signed schedule.

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Application source

Proposed inclusion: The agreed RAMSNow application source, data schema and documentation, including authentication, quota and PDF-generation implementation.
Excluded or conditional: No automatic access to live user accounts, provider credentials, payment accounts or third-party subscriptions.

Document workflow

Proposed inclusion: Seller-owned job workflow, hazard/template materials and document-generation pipeline identified in the signed schedule, subject to a content-rights review.
Excluded or conditional: No guarantee of legal compliance, site suitability, risk completeness, insurer approval or professional certification. Licensed content requires a rights check.

Brand and environment

Proposed inclusion: Specified seller-owned brand assets, deployment instructions and any expressly agreed transferable domain rights.
Excluded or conditional: Domain, hosting, authentication and any external generation service are conditional on title, provider terms and buyer setup.

Handover materials

Proposed inclusion: Available technical documentation and sanitized examples for the agreed acceptance process.
Excluded or conditional: No customer records, confidential site information, revenue, client contracts or ongoing safety advice included by implication.

A straightforward acquisition or licence.

Discuss an acquisition or licence for your market, with the delivery scope, handover and support period agreed in advance. Responsibility for competent safety review remains clear.

Explore the transaction structure that fits your business. Speak directly with the founder about the commercial fit and next steps.

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Define the deal

the RAMS document workflow

A defined application and document-generation package for an operator serving contractors and site teams, with competent review built into the proposed customer process.

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Included in the discussion

The scheduled application, schema and document-generation implementation.
Rights-cleared seller-owned template and hazard materials expressly included in the agreement.
Relevant documentation, permitted brand assets and handover materials.

A clear handover

A fixed technical handover and support period, with ongoing content, professional review and provider responsibilities allocated explicitly.

Scope and acceptance

Validate the agreed account, draft-review and PDF-output journey in the buyer's environment. Real document suitability requires competent-person review.

The synthetic PDF is NOT FOR SITE USE. The package does not confer compliance certification, insurer approval or a guarantee that a document is suitable for a particular task or site.

Agree before commitment

Application and content-rights perimeter
Brand, domain and provider arrangements
Payment and acceptance milestones
Support period and content responsibilities

A proposed starting package

Rights: Acquisition of the scheduled application and rights-cleared document materials for one agreed buyer environment.
Exclusivity: Seller-owned scheduled rights only; generic or third-party safety material is not offered as exclusive IP.
Handover allowance: 30 calendar days after technical acceptance, capped at 20 technical hours, including two sessions and a buyer rehearsal. Professional safety review is separately assigned.
Payment structure: Proposed milestones: 40% on signed scope, 40% on agreed technical acceptance and content-review delivery, and 20% on completed handover.

Discussion terms, subject to the exact rights schedule, costed delivery scope and written agreement. These handover allowances begin after acceptance; implementation obligations and defect remedies are specified separately.

Proposed commercial scope. Final rights, price and delivery obligations are agreed in writing.

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