THE AIREBO ATOM
We fit a small box in your building.
We fit a small box in your building.
It runs your compliance tests.
- Fits beside your existing alarms, lights and doors
- Runs the legally required tests automatically
- Locks every result the moment it happens
The Airebo Atom
One Airebo Atom — Multiple building systemsHover or tap a system to explore it
Same building · same rules
Five vans and a clipboard — or one small box.
Your monthly routine
With Airebo Atoms fitted,
none of this is your job any more.
The legal test itself takes minutes. The month of admin around it is the real job — and it's the part that disappears.
Every month · every building8 jobs
STEP 01Book the contractorGONE
STEP 02Arrange building accessGONE
STEP 03Chase the booking confirmationGONE
STEP 04Engineer doesn't arriveGONE
STEP 05Rebook and rearrange accessGONE
STEP 06Chase the completed test sheetGONE
STEP 07Find the email and the attachmentGONE
STEP 08Collate the compliance recordGONE
The Atoms run the tests. The results write themselves. An engineer attends when something has actually failed — and only then.
One job still needs a person: pressing the weekly fire alarm call point — the law tests the button, so a human presses it. Airebo books the slot, chases it automatically if it's missed, and turns that one press into a verified test of every sounder and smoke vent in the building.
After the install
Then it's simply test · record · resolve.
Step 1 · Test
It runs the check
Once fitted, the Atom carries out the required test automatically, on schedule — no visit, no reminder, no clipboard.
Step 2 · Record
It writes the result
The result is written the moment the test happens. Written once. Never changed — not by us, not by you, not by anyone.
Step 3 · Resolve
It gets failures fixed — and proven fixed
If something fails, an approved engineer is sent automatically. The item is re-tested, and only a verified pass closes the record.
“Airebo actually does the tests itself.”E&M Property Management · Airebo pilot, 2026
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