Scannable lets you track the lifecycle of your gear, and gives you access to manufacturer data and compliance information at the tap of a phone.
By making equipment phone-readable, Scannable removes paperwork and data entry from compliance and safety inspections.
Gear management solutions for individuals and teams.
Get a list of equipment that’s coming due for inspection, and inspections that have already been completed.
Assign grouped or individual items of equipment to team members.
Organise equipment into kit bags, vehicles, or locations, so that you always know the location of your equipment.
Cut out inspection paperwork! Easily share inspection reports with inspectors or auditors.
Check equipment in and out with our efficient equipment management tool.
Be notified of upcoming inspections, product recalls for equipment you own, and equipment end of life.
We make it easy to access and save technical and compliance information by connecting manufacturers and resellers with equipment owners and users.
One platform to upload and distribute the safety documents and compliance data that your customers need.
One platform to trace rope from the original spool to each cut length, and provide a digital solution across any brand.
One platform to trace rope from the original spool to each cut length, and provide a digital solution across any brand.
Add NFC tags to your equipment in just three steps—so you can manage it with a tap of your phone.
Rope access technicians, arborists, and others who work at height around the world are loving Scannable.
When it comes to equipment inspection and maintenance requirements, should compliance be our target, or should we as an industry be aiming for higher standards than what regulations ask for? We take a look at the differences between Regulations and Industry Best Practice Guidelines, comparing them to see if best practice lifts the bar from legal requirements.
The short answer is yes, ropes do need to be labelled. In this blog, we take a dive into what the law says about rope labelling, the equipment standards that mention rope, what manufacturers say, how the US and Canada are a little different, labelling differences between EN 1891 and CI 1801, and more.
We have two options at Scannable when it comes to adhesive: stock and sell our preference, or make a good recommendation that you can source locally. Ultimately, we’ve seen that stocking and selling adhesive becomes a barrier to delivering your solution in a timely manner, so we decided to buy adhesive options from different regions and test them to help inform you to make a local purchase. Check out what we found...
Check out our handy getting started guide for help with searching for equipment, saving equipment to your kit list, and adding NFC tags.
You can download our app and start saving equipment to your kit list for free! Take a look at our pricing page for a list of premium features and pricing.
Yes! Head to app.scannable.io for our web-based dashboard. Just sign in using your existing details to access your kit list, inspection results and more.
NFC (Near-Field Communication) is a type of wireless technology that allows data to be exchanged, Read this blog if you want to geek out on NFC technology.
You can still save equipment to your kit list in the Scannable app if you don’t want to use NFC tags, but you miss out on having phone-scannable equipment.
Scannable gives you all the information you need about your equipment, and the tools to make this information easy to use.
NFC is the same technology that lets you make payments with your phone. If you can use your phone to pay for something, you can use your phone with our NFC tags. Read this blog for more.
We wrote this blog to show you which tags are best for what equipment, and give guidance as to where and how is best to apply our NFC tags.
Scannable has a solution for you no matter if you’re a sole trader/contractor, a small team, a large organisation, a rope splicer, a reseller, an inspector, or an equipment manufacturer.
