Riskhub

Riskhub is a cloud-based platform for managing and sharing property compliance data. Property managers get a central view of properties, compliance status, actions, and real-time updates. Its inspection workflows cover scheduling through remediation, with assessors and contractors able to provide updates as work progresses. Service providers can define workflows and custom forms, manage operations in a portal, and publish reports for clients.

The iOS and Android apps support on-site inspections, while Riskhub Mobile includes fire safety assessments, property inspections, action tracking, and offline capability. Reporting can include drawing mark-up, pre-filled templates, photographic evidence, optional two-stage validation, and real-time client access. Residents can use a self-service portal at any time to find fire safety information, emergency contacts, and evacuation strategies; organisations can review portal usage analytics. APIs connect Riskhub to third-party systems for real-time data retrieval and updates. Compliance records are retained for historical reference and audit. Riskhub is available on the web, iOS, Android, and through an API. Pricing is on request, and the company invites visitors to request a demo.

Riskhub brings property compliance records, inspection workflows, mobile tools, and resident information together. Its fit depends on the needs of property and service teams, and pricing requires a request.

Riskhub is intended for property managers, fire safety and compliance service providers, and organisations engaging residents with fire safety information. Its mobile inspection tools may also suit assessors and contractors working on site.

Riskhub is a property compliance platform for organisations coordinating records, inspections and resident fire-safety information. It suits property managers and compliance service providers working across buildings, especially when residents also need access to safety guidance. Its broad workflow coverage is useful, but custom pricing means buyers should confirm the scope and cost before committing.

Overview

Riskhub gives property managers a shared view of properties, compliance status, actions and real-time updates. Service providers can manage operations in a portal, configure workflows and forms, and share reports with clients. Keeping these activities connected can help teams follow work from scheduling through remediation; it is less compelling for organisations that only need a basic inspection tool.

Compliance data is retained for historical reference and continuous audit, while APIs connect Riskhub with third-party systems and support real-time data retrieval and updates. Those capabilities matter to organisations that need records to feed into other systems. Riskhub describes data quality and integrity, but does not identify a specific security certification or compliance standard, so buyers with formal assurance requirements should confirm those separately.

Key features

Inspection workflows and reports

Service providers can schedule work and conduct inspections through the iOS and Android apps. Riskhub Mobile supports fire safety assessments, property inspections, action tracking and offline capability, a practical combination for assessors working on site where connectivity may be unreliable. Reports can include drawing mark-up, pre-filled templates and photographic evidence; optional two-stage validation adds a review step, and clients can access reports in real time.

This depth can suit service firms managing repeat work and client reporting across properties. Teams that do not need configurable workflows, validation or shared reporting may find the platform more involved than their process requires.

Resident information

The resident portal provides round-the-clock self-service access to fire-safety information, including emergency contacts and evacuation strategies. Usage analytics let organisations see how residents interact with shared information. This makes Riskhub relevant beyond internal compliance teams, though the resident portal is most useful when an organisation intends to maintain and communicate that information.

Support and services

Riskhub identifies a Software Support Manager who assists clients, surveyors and asset inspectors with issues and queries. Riskhub Services also provides fire-safety and passive fire-protection services, backed by more than 80 in-house experts. Buyers seeking software alone may not need the services arm; organisations needing both operational software and related expertise may value the wider offering.

Pricing

Riskhub is paid software with custom pricing. The company asks prospective customers to request a demo, and pricing details are handled on request. No plan price, seat allowance, quota, trial period or renewal term is established, so buyers should ask for a quote based on their buildings, users, workflows and resident-engagement needs.

Platforms

Riskhub is available on web, iOS and Android, and supports API connections. The mobile apps enable inspection work in the field, including offline capability through Riskhub Mobile; API access supports integration with third-party systems. This range suits teams split between office-based property oversight and on-site assessment.

Who it's for

Riskhub is aimed at property managers, fire-safety and compliance service providers, and organisations that need to share safety information with residents. It is a stronger match for teams coordinating inspection, remediation, reporting and records across multiple participants than for buyers looking for a low-cost, single-purpose app. The absence of published pricing and specific security certifications makes a procurement discussion important for cost-sensitive or assurance-led buyers.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Connects property status, actions and inspection workflows, helping property teams and service providers coordinate compliance work.
• Pros: Mobile inspections include action tracking and offline capability, supporting field work beyond a connected office setting.
• Pros: Reports can combine mark-ups, templates and photos, with optional validation and real-time client access.
• Pros: The resident portal shares emergency contacts and evacuation strategies, while analytics show portal usage.
• Cons: Custom pricing requires a demo and quote, making costs harder to assess before engaging with the vendor.
• Cons: No specific security certification or compliance standard is identified, which may complicate assurance checks for some buyers.
• Cons: Its broad property, provider and resident scope may be unnecessary for organisations seeking only a simple inspection workflow.

Alternatives

Property Management Compliance Software is a useful category overview for buyers who want to compare options before choosing a product.

Choose ComplyLet if a free plan, unlimited properties and documents, and renters’ rights compliance tracking are the priority; it runs on iOS and web. Zerix Compliance is another paid option for Android, iOS and web.

Spacewell is another paid platform available on Android, iOS, web and API, with separate workplace, energy and asset offerings. Consider PRISM if annual, per-property licensing is a better fit: its residential block licence starts at £50 a year for a block with 1 to 10 units, with price varying by block size.

Property Inspect may suit buyers who want a published entry-level price and free trial: its Solo plan is $49 a month for one user and 100 properties, with limited inspections, branded reports and email support. RAMIS is another paid option with a free trial; its PRO plan is £400 a month, with price dependent on functionality, buildings and users, and supports up to 10 users at one location.

For a free starting tier, Insparisk Command offers a Monitor plan with unlimited buildings, 25 certificates or documents and one team member; it is web- and API-based. LLCR offers a no-time-limit free plan for one active property, 10 messages per month and 500MB of document storage.

Verdict

Riskhub is best for property managers and compliance service providers that need a shared system for inspections, remediation, reporting and resident fire-safety information. Its strongest reason to choose is the way those workflows connect with mobile field tools and client-facing reporting. Look elsewhere if you need a simple, low-cost inspection app or must verify a specific security certification before purchase; custom pricing also calls for a detailed quote before deciding.