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DueSoon for electrical businesses

The electrical records that keep your business moving.

Staff licences. Vehicle renewals. Test-equipment service records. Keep the important records, documents and due dates together.

For Australian maintenance, commercial and construction electrical businesses.

White electrical service van with organised tools and cable reels inside an Australian contractor workshop.
People, vehicles and equipment — one clearer view of what is due.

One business. Plenty to keep current.

Your electrical records go well beyond a licence expiry.

An electrical business can have contractor and worker credentials, insurance, vehicle renewals, test-equipment records, training evidence and site paperwork spread across different folders and inboxes. DueSoon helps you organise the records and dates your business chooses to track.

What you can organise

Built around the way an electrical business works.

Start with the records that matter to your team, then keep their evidence, dates and reminders connected.

Business

The records behind the business.

  • Electrical contractor licences or registrations
  • Public liability and other insurance
  • Business vehicle and equipment cover
  • Selected registrations and review dates

Staff

The people doing the work.

  • Individual electrical licences and conditions
  • Relevant rescue, CPR and first aid evidence
  • Training, tickets and site records
  • Specialist credentials where held

Fleet & Plant

The vehicles and gear you rely on.

  • Vans, utes, trucks and trailers
  • Installation testers, meters and thermal cameras
  • Leads, portable RCDs and access equipment
  • Servicing, inspection and verification records

Practical examples

Different work. Different records.

Choose a work type to see a few examples. Your own list can be as focused as your business needs.

A mix of staff, business, fleet and equipment records across electrical work.

Business

Electrical contractor credentials

Keep the relevant state or territory contractor licence or registration details, conditions, supporting evidence and confirmed renewal dates together.

Business

Business insurance

Organise policy documents, insured activities and confirmed renewal dates for the cover your business holds.

Staff

Worker electrical licences

Connect the individual worker licence, authorised scope, conditions and actual expiry date to the person doing the work.

Staff

Rescue and first aid training

Keep CPR, low-voltage rescue and first aid evidence where relevant to the role and work. Record the confirmed review or renewal basis rather than assuming one interval applies to everyone.

Staff

Training and site evidence

Keep white-card details, inductions, task training and relevant tickets together without treating every document as an expiring credential.

Fleet & Plant

Vans, utes, trucks and trailers

Bring registration, insurance and confirmed service dates together with the relevant vehicle record.

Fleet & Plant

Multifunction installation testers

Keep instrument identification, manuals, service history and calibration or verification evidence where relevant to the instrument and work.

Fleet & Plant

RCD and insulation test instruments

Organise test-instrument records, supporting certificates and next review dates established from the applicable instructions or procedure.

Fleet & Plant

Clamp meters and thermal cameras

Keep selected instrument serial numbers, service documents and relevant accuracy-check or verification evidence with the equipment record.

Fleet & Plant

Leads, portable RCDs and power tools

Keep relevant inspection, testing and servicing evidence for selected equipment, with dates based on its use, environment and applicable requirements.

Fleet & Plant

Access equipment and fall protection

Organise EWP service and inspection documents, selected ladder or harness records, and relevant operator evidence where this equipment is used.

Staff / equipment

Solar and battery credentials where held

Keep the relevant solar or battery accreditation, training and supporting documents with the right person or business record, including confirmed dates where applicable.

Examples vary with your work, location, licences and equipment. Not every tool needs a recurring record: give priority to dates, servicing actions and evidence you actually need to manage.

Across Australia

A national platform. Your local licensing context.

Electrical contracting and worker licensing arrangements differ between states and territories. Keep the licence details, scope, conditions and evidence relevant to your business and team.

Select a jurisdiction to open the relevant official licensing information.

The gear behind the work

Track the record, not just the next reminder.

Illustrative electrical installation tester, separate clamp meter and insulated test leads on a tidy workshop bench.

Testing and measurement

Keep instrument identification, service evidence and calibration or verification records where relevant to the equipment and work.

Cable drum, cordless drill, tool case, white hard hat and coiled lead at a commercial electrical fit-out site.

Site, fleet and access equipment

Bring together vehicle renewals, selected plant servicing, access-equipment records and the team evidence relevant to your projects.

Rooftop solar panels and a closed wall-mounted inverter on an Australian commercial building.

Solar and specialist work

Organise the credentials, training, instrument records and supporting documents relevant to the specialist work your business takes on.

A clearer routine

Keep the detail with the thing it belongs to.

DueSoon brings together your selected Business, Staff and Fleet & Plant records, supporting documents, entered due dates and reminder information.

Choose dates based on your actual records, equipment instructions and the arrangements relevant to your work.

  1. Add the person, business record or asset

    Identify exactly what you are keeping track of.

  2. Keep its evidence and dates together

    Attach the relevant document and enter the date you have confirmed.

  3. Set reminders and review what is approaching

    See what is current, due soon or overdue, and keep the record updated.

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