How to reopen a drawing plan

If a drawing has been marked as complete but further work or edits are needed, you can reopen it from the FireArrest dashboard. Reopening a drawing allows you to place new pins or update existing ones without starting from scratch. This guide will show you how to reopen a drawing and continue working where you […]

How to Archive a Project

You can easily archive a project once it has been completed. This will increase the efficiency of your FireArrest account by making it easier to find active projects. In this article, we will walk through the process of archiving a project you added. Steps to archive a project Login to your FireArrest account using yourcompany.firearrest.uk. […]

How to Complete a Project

Once all work has been carried out and submitted, a project can be marked as complete in the FireArrest dashboard. This helps keep your workspace organised and ensures only active projects remain visible. This guide explains how to complete a project on the dashboard side. Steps to completing a project In the Admin Centre, select […]

How to Upload a Drawing Plan

Once a project has been created, it is important that you upload drawing plan to give your operatives a canvas to drop their pins on whilst they are onsite. By uploading a drawing plan of the building you are working on, you are ensuring that there is accurate recording of the jobs that are being […]

How to Create a Project

Projects are the foundation of how work is organised in FireArrest. Creating a project allows you to assign operatives, link forms, upload installation guides, and track progress across a specific site or job. This guide will walk you through the steps to create a new project and set it up correctly from the start Steps […]

Pin Numbering Mode, What is it and How does it work?

FireArrest offers different pin numbering modes to give you control over how each pin is labelled during work on site. These modes determine how numbers are generated and displayed as pins are added. This guide explains each mode, how they work and how this affects the output of a project. Per Drawing Sequence The Per […]

Geofencing, What is it and How does it work?

The GeoZone is a specific feature for FireArrest. This uses the operative’s GPS location on the mobile phone and the location entered onto the FireArrest system. What is it? A Geozone creates a virtual boundary around a physical location that only allows specific traffic and data within that location. This relates to FireArrest as a […]

How to Archive a Client

If you are no longer working with a client but want to keep their data for reference, you can archive them in FireArrest. Archiving removes the client from your active list without deleting any linked projects, forms or records. This guide will show you how to archive a client and keep your workspace focused on […]

How to Edit a Client

Need to update a client’s details? Whether it is a name change, new contact info or just correcting a typo, FireArrest makes it easy to keep your client records up to date. This guide will show you how to find a client in the dashboard and make the changes you need. Steps to edit a […]

How to Create a Client

Before you start adding projects, you will need to set up the client they belong to. Creating a client in FireArrest helps keep everything organised, especially if you are working across multiple sites for the same company. This quick guide will show you how to add a client so you can start building out your […]