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Step 1

Tell RecHQ what's regulated

Set up your recurring obligations once — annual inspections, registrations, certifications, renewals — with lead times that give you room to act.

  • Recurring triggers per asset, person, or business
  • Configurable lead time before each deadline
  • Covers regulatory, insurance, and internal standards
Step 2

Deadlines become guided tickets

When a deadline approaches, RecHQ opens a ticket with the full sub-checklist attached — every document to gather and item to verify, in order.

  • Auto-generated tickets with sub-checklists
  • Assigned, prioritized, and dated automatically
  • An inspection becomes a task list, not a panic
Step 3

Keep the proof

Completed checklists, photos, and sign-offs stay on the record — so when someone official asks, the answer is a search, not a filing-cabinet dig.

  • Completion records with photos and notes
  • Full history per asset
  • Audit-ready documentation

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of deadlines can RecHQ track?

Anything recurring or dated: USCG Certificates of Inspection, state registrations, insurance renewals, staff certifications like CPR or captain's licenses, and your own internal standards.

We run a small operation without heavy regulation. Is this still useful?

Yes — the same system handles internal standards like weekly safety walkthroughs or monthly deep-cleans. If it recurs and matters, RecHQ keeps it from slipping.

Does it track staff certifications too?

Yes. Certifications and credentials get expiry dates, and RecHQ raises a ticket before they lapse.