Navigating statutory emergency lighting compliance is historically one of the most paperwork-heavy, risk-laden duties a facilities management team can carry. With surveys indicating that more than 50% of emergency lighting systems would fail in a real-world incident, and that 64% of building logbooks are neglected or out of date, the legal stakes for the “Responsible Person” have never been higher. Failure to comply can result in devastating safety failures and severe punitive court fines—recently costing a single UK restaurant chain over £13,450 in penalties.
To bridge this critical safety gap, the EDIS Forms Platform has officially released its revolutionary Emergency Lighting Forms Portal.
Ensure building safety, satisfy fire authorities, and eliminate paper friction today with EDIS Forms.
After designing or ispecting emergency lighting system the next step is documenting it correctly. EDIS makes it simple to produce accurate, BS5266-compliant emergency lighting installation and test certificates — no spreadsheets, no guesswork. Try EDIS free → or get in touch if you have questions about your setup.
Unlike traditional digital tools that only log basic inspections and leave the vital commissioning paperwork behind on paper, EDIS digitises the entire emergency lighting lifecycle. The platform fully integrates and digitises the three core Declarations of Conformity mandated by BS 5266-1:2016 (clauses 14.1, 14.3, and 14.4), compiling them directly into a legally binding final Completion Certificate:
Statutory compliance doesn’t end at handover. EDIS simplifies ongoing operations with two high-volume periodic test modules:
The EDIS signing engine provides audit-ready, tamper-proof proof of compliance. Every form requires validation from two distinct, named parties: the testing Inspector and the Qualified Supervisor.
To eliminate administrative bottlenecks, external contractors and third-party supervisors do not need an EDIS account to sign. The system sends a secure, unique link via email accompanied by a six-digit One-Time Passcode (OTP). Signatories review the verbatim legal declaration, input their passcode, and sign.
Upon completion, the form transitions to Signed Original, generating an unalterable read-only PDF stored securely in cloud storage. Only a high-level Estate Administrator can revert a signed certificate back to draft, with every single reversion permanently tracked in an immutable system log.
Because EDIS treats compliance as structured data rather than static scanned PDFs, it provides facilities managers with unparalleled operational intelligence:
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