Plant onboarding, compliance packs and digital logbooks.

Deadset records. Zero guesswork. Get your plant and paperwork site-ready. Operators scan a QR code on the machine, and a principal contractor gets everything in one link. There is no app to install.

Built for small earthmoving and plant businesses in Victoria.

The Deadset supervisor console showing fleet status: machines in use, open defects, paperwork expiring and items needing review.
A machine's page on a phone after scanning its QR code: logbook and prestart, machine information and training register.
  • Plant onboarding

    Streamline. Verify. Deploy.

  • Compliance packs

    Current. Complete. Ready.

  • Digital logbooks

    Accurate. Accessible. Audit-ready.

Built for how plant businesses actually work.

Set a machine up once. After that the operator, the supervisor and the principal contractor each get what they need, from the same record.

Plant onboarding

Get a machine site-ready once, then reuse it on every job.

  • Machine details, serial number and printed QR labels
  • Insurance, SWMS and risk assessment uploads
  • Operator's manual kept with the machine
  • A training register of who is ticketed to operate it
Look around the demo
A machine record in Deadset: hour meter, defects, and a service schedule with due-soon and current statuses.

Compliance packs

Send a principal contractor everything in one link.

  • Share by link, or as one merged PDF
  • Cover sheet and a list of the machines covered
  • Recent prestarts and service history for each machine
  • Issue and expiry dates on insurance and licences
Open a sample pack
A Deadset compliance pack: units covered, download buttons for one PDF or a ZIP, and insurance with issue and expiry dates.

Digital logbooks

Replace the paper logbook with a record nobody can quietly rewrite.

  • Daily prestart on the operator's own phone, no app
  • Service schedule that warns before it is overdue
  • A critical defect tags the machine out until cleared
  • Export a stamped PDF whenever someone asks
Try a prestart
A prestart check on a phone: operator name, hour meter reading, and yes, no or unsure answers for each walk-around check.

And the rest of the job.

Risk assessments and SWMS

Keep SWMS and plant risk assessments per machine type, with issue and review-by dates on every page and a stamped PDF export.

Work orders

Raise a work order from a defect and follow it through to done, with the history kept against the machine.

Audit trail

Records are added, never overwritten. A correction is a new entry that points back at the original, and the full history can be checked.

From label to supervisor in three steps.

  1. Label the machine

    Print QR labels for each machine, one for the cab and one for the outside. A setup wizard walks you through adding your machines and check lists.

  2. Operators scan and check

    The operator scans the cab label, does the prestart on their phone and reports anything wrong, with no account to create.

  3. Supervisors see what matters

    Failed checks, open defects and services coming due show on the supervisor console.

Built for the real world.

Practical tools for people who would rather be running machines than doing paperwork.

  • No app to install

    Operators scan the machine's QR code and start. No account, no download.

  • Victoria first

    Check lists and licence wording drawn from Victorian WorkSafe material, kept in data so they can change per machine and per client.

  • Held in Australia

    Your records are held on Australian-hosted infrastructure.

  • Added, never overwritten

    Every correction is a new entry pointing back at the original, so the record stands up when it is questioned.

Deadset serious about safety.

We are taking on a small group of Victorian operators first. Look through the demo, then tell us about your fleet.

The demo uses fictional machines and data. It is cleared every night.