AI+ Electricians & Electrical Trades

Qualified electricians — domestic, commercial, and industrial — who hold or are working towards registration with a competent persons scheme (NICEIC, NAPIT, ELECSA in the UK; state licensing in the US, Australia, and elsewhere). They have 2–25 years of trade experience. Many are self-employed or run small businesses with 1–6 employees. They spend a disproportionate amount of their working week on paperwork that does not involve a pair of wire strippers: quotations, electrical installation certificates (EICs), minor works certificates, electrical installation condition reports (EICRs), test schedules, risk assessments, method statements, customer emails, invoices, and Building Regulations notifications. This paperwork happens in the evenings, on the van dashboard, or at the kitchen table — never during paid hours on site. The reader is practical, sceptical of anything that wastes time, and deeply protective of their professional reputation and registration. They want to know: "Will this actually save me time? Can I trust it with my certificates? And will my registration body have a problem with it?"

Also for:Electrical contractors managing teams of electricians across multiple sites, electrical apprentices building professional habits, electrical inspectors and assessors, and facilities managers responsible for electrical compliance documentation. Also relevant to solar PV and EV charger installers who hold electrical qualifications.