Standard tiers for a single business, separate packages for consultancies managing several clients, and bolt-on modules you can add where they're needed. This page sets out the structure — for current rates, speak to whoever manages your Assura account.
Six levels in total — Lite, Standard, and four Enterprise levels — each raising how much room the account has to grow into, not which modules are available.
A starting point for a single business getting its compliance records onto one system for the first time — the core modules, sized for a smaller operation.
Room to run more locations and more people through the same account as a business grows, with the same modules Lite has access to.
Four Enterprise levels step up from there, each raising the locations/employees/users headroom further for larger, multi-site operations — pick the level that matches where the business is today.
Every level tracks how many locations, employees and users an account is using against its limit. Need more room than your current level allows? Capacity can be extended in blocks rather than forcing a jump to the next level up.
Six modules can be added on top of any standard level, so an account only pays for the deeper functionality it actually uses.
The full Risk Assessment builder, beyond the baseline Risk Register.
Auto-generated review agendas and minutes drawn from live audit, incident and KPI data.
Toolbox talk delivery, attendance and evaluation records.
Asset tracking with inspections, certificates and checkout history.
The full COSHH Register and Library, on top of the core Hazard Library.
The deeper audit tooling behind the core Audits & Inspections module.
Three Consultancy levels — Founder, Lite and Standard — cover a consultancy's own account, which it can run for its own facilities alongside every client company it manages. This sits alongside the standard tiers above, not on top of them: a consultancy's clients are each licensed independently, at whichever standard level fits their own business.
Every level can be billed monthly or annually — whichever suits how the business budgets.
A discount is available to registered non-profits at every level.
Subscriptions are billed by invoice, with a full invoice history kept against the account.
See how consultancies use Assura to manage several companies from one account.