AED management software for your industry, role or fleet size.

You keep every AED ready across one or more sites. You plan inspections, watch expiry dates and answer when a unit is overdue.

You answer for the program across the estate, set the standard and report on it. You need to see which sites follow that standard.

You review the software before it holds program data. You ask about sign-in, data regions and the security posture.

You keep the records an audit asks for, and you handle medical direction for the program.

You supply or refer AED programs. You want one software to offer alongside your hardware and consumables.

Large sites and shift changes spread the schedule across production areas and warehouses.

Clinical and audit records sit alongside the device checks.

Distributed campuses and athletic facilities keep units in many buildings.

Member turnover and heavy use put the inspection schedule under pressure.

Store aisles and back-of-house areas hide units from one central list.

Stations and platforms put units in public areas with high foot traffic.

Procurement rules and records requests shape how the program is documented.

Several floors and meeting rooms hold units that one team must track.

You keep each site ready and answer when a unit is overdue. You plan inspections and hold the evidence.

You set the program standard across sites and report on it to leadership.

You keep the records an audit asks for and follow the rules that apply to each site.

You review sign-in, data regions and the security posture before the software holds program data.