An FI no longer fails an EICR BS 7671 Amendment 4 replaced A2/A3 on 15 October. Under A4:2026 a C3 or FI is advisory, so only a C1 or C2 makes a report unsatisfactory, and the observations print in two tables to show it. New certificates say they were worked to A4:2026. Reports you have already issued keep the verdict they were issued with. A draft you started before this update will ask which amendment it was worked to before you can issue it. Say which tester took the readings The model BS 7671 forms carry a box for the instrument behind the results, and Certably did not. Settings → Your kit is where you enter a tester once; every EICR, EIC and Minor Works from then on carries it on the schedule of test results. A calibration that has run out is flagged, never blocked — that is a scheme rule, not a BS 7671 one, and it is your call. Nothing on your certificate that you did not put there A previous update pre-filled a tester on new installs as an example. It should never have reached a real certificate, and it is gone. If you see a Megger MFT1741 you do not own in Settings → Your kit, delete it — nothing else in the app put it there. We can finally see where the app gets in the way Certably now counts which forms get started, which get finished, and which rule stopped you — and nothing else. No client name, no address, no reading, no free text, ever. It cannot be switched on for your certificates because it was never built to see them.

Report a problem now sends from inside the app, and shows you exactly what goes with it — the version and the device model, and nothing whatsoever from your certificates. The old button opened your Mail app and wrote to an address that was not receiving anything. Our fault, now fixed. If someone has invited you to use Certably, Settings > Account is where you sign in. Once you are in it works with no signal, like the rest of the app.

Five more electrical certificates, and Certably now reads the board for you. PHOTOGRAPH THE BOARD Take a picture of the consumer unit and Certably reads the device markings and proposes the circuit schedule — description, type, curve, rating, RCD. It fills in construction only, never a reading, and every scanned circuit must be confirmed against the physical board before the certificate will issue. It runs on your device; the photograph goes nowhere. FIVE MORE FORMS • Minor Works with room for three circuits • EV Charging Point Installation Certificate (Section 722) • Earthing & Bonding Certificate • Electrical Isolation Certificate • Electrical Danger Notification The three-circuit form also fixes something: recording a second circuit on the single-circuit Minor Works used to drop it silently from the PDF. ON THE PHONE, ON THE IPAD Certificates sync through your own iCloud, so the job you start on site is on the iPad when you sit down to finish it. THE DIARY YOU ALREADY KEEP Certably can read today's appointments and offer to start a certificate from one, filling in the site and the client. Put a re-inspection date on a certificate and it goes in your calendar with it. When those dates come round, Certably lists what is due and writes the reminder to your client. FOR FIRMS Engineers submit a finished certificate for review; the Qualified Supervisor opens the actual document, then signs it or sends it back with notes. Approval only applies if nothing has changed since it was submitted. Also: search your certificates and clients, and a "Report a problem" button that reaches a human.