Controlled product evidence for fire-door manufacturers
Product evidence built for fire-door manufacturers.
Connect product configurations, performance claims, tests, certificates and revisions in one controlled record — ready for today’s compliance work and tomorrow’s digital construction-product requirements.
Create a product recordExplore UK digital requirements
No settled UK digital product record standard exists yet. We track what is law, what is proposed and what is speculation, and say which is which.
The wedge
This is not a QR code generator
Plenty of tools will put a code on a door. The code is trivial. What is hard is being able to say, two years later, which test report supports the 30-minute claim on the configuration that was actually manufactured, and whether the certificate behind it is still in scope.
Fire Product Record holds the structure that answers that question: product families, versions, configurations, permitted components, performance claims, and the evidence linked to each one. The QR code, the public page and the JSON export are outputs of that structure, generated rather than assembled.
How a product record is built
A claim belongs to a configuration
Fire performance belongs to a tested assembly, not to a product name. A configuration records the variables that can change, the components permitted in each position, the alternatives that are genuinely interchangeable, and the constraints that tie them together.
Record that explicitly and a substituted closer becomes a question with a visible answer at the moment it comes up, instead of a discovery two years later.
Every claim points at its evidence
An FD30S claim supported by a direct test and the classification report that turns it into a classification, applicable to one product version and one configuration, carrying the limitations that came with the field of application. When any part of that changes, the claim is marked for technical review with the reason attached.
Who it is for
Small and mid-sized UK fire-door manufacturers, and the people inside them who get asked the awkward questions.
Technical Manager
Knows which test supports which claim, and needs that to survive their own annual leave.
Compliance Manager
Answers customer and client questions about evidence, and needs the answer to be the same one every time.
Certification Manager
Keeps scope schedules, surveillance and renewals aligned with what the factory actually makes.
Technical Director
Wants the gaps found by structure rather than by a customer, a client or an enforcement officer.
Product / NPD
Changes a component and needs to see immediately which claims and configurations that touches.
Quality Manager
Needs revision history, approvals and an audit trail that were recorded at the time, not reconstructed.
What it is not
Not an installer inspection app
It holds what the manufacturer knows about the product. It does not record what a surveyor found on a landing, and it does not manage inspection rounds.
Not a building fire-door register
A register belongs to whoever is responsible for the building and lists the doors installed in it. This is the record behind the product, one level upstream.
Not a compliance verdict
It does not determine whether a product complies with construction-product law. It records claims, evidence and gaps, and marks work as needing technical review.
Not a QR code generator
A QR code is the last five minutes of the job. Everything before it — configurations, claims, evidence, approval, versioning — is the job.
Five statuses, never blurred
Regulatory statements are only useful if you can tell a duty from a plan from a rumour. Every entry in our tracker carries exactly one status, a primary source and the date we last checked it.
- LAW
- In force now, with a citation to the instrument that creates the duty.
- GOVERNMENT COMMITMENT
- Government has publicly committed to do it. It is not yet law.
- CONSULTATION
- Formally consulted on. The outcome is not yet decided, or not yet legislated.
- EXPECTED
- Reasonably expected from official signals, but with no formal commitment behind it.
- SPECULATION
- Industry commentary or our own inference. Treat it as an opinion, not a plan.
Pricing
Simple monthly plans. Billing is not switched on during the beta — paid plans capture a request and we come back to you.
Start with what you already have
Explore the product
- Fire door product records
- Fire door product evidence
- Fire door traceability
- Construction product digital record
- UK construction product passport
- Digital Declaration of Performance
- Construction product QR code
Beta Fire Product Record is in beta. We would rather tell you what it does not do yet than surprise you later.
What this product does not do
Fire Product Record helps manufacturers organise product information, configurations, performance claims and supporting evidence. It does not determine whether a product complies with applicable construction-product law or replace technical, conformity-assessment or legal judgement. Manufacturers remain responsible for the accuracy and approval of published product information.
Bring one product family under control
Start with the family you get asked about most. Add its current version, its configurations, its claims and the evidence behind them, and publish when it is approved.