Built around Texas Chapter 187

Ready before they ask.

BESSReady keeps your battery storage site's emergency plan, responder training, and safety records in one place, so when the fire marshal, the county, or your five-year inspector asks for something, it's already there.

Example site

100 MWh

Illustrative data

Compliance Readiness Score

Document completeness. 3 items to review before the next request.

  • Ventilation test logged · Enclosure B
  • Annual responder training · 14 completed
  • EOP v3 shared with the fire department
  • County binder sent · 7 sections

Sample layout only. Not a customer site, and not a certification.

Emergency operations plan

Build a site-specific plan and keep the current version in one place.

Annual responder training

Offer local responders training at no cost to them, and keep the record.

Five-year inspection

Keep the records an independent inspector will ask to see.

Local document requests

Send a clean, bookmarked binder when the county or fire marshal asks.

Safety paperwork shouldn't live in six inboxes.

A long-lived safety record is hard to keep when the plan, the roster, and the last inspection each have a different home.

It is scattered.

The plan is in one drive, the training roster in another, and the last inspection is an attachment nobody can find.

It gets reorganized at the deadline.

Shared folders were not built around the way a fire marshal or an inspector reads a site.

An emergency is the wrong time to hunt.

Responders should already know the plan, the site, and who to call. The record should already be in one place.

One platform. Four modules. One shared record.

Every plan, test, alarm, and training record for a site lives in one place, over its whole life.

Plan

EOP and hazard mitigation · §187.004(c)

Write the site-specific emergency operations plan in the order the statute lays out, and keep the version the fire department has.

Train

Responder training · §187.004(e)

Offer local responders annual training at no cost to them, including an on-site review, and keep who attended.

Vault

Five-year inspection file · §187.003(g)

Hold the maintenance history, alarm record, and prior reports the independent inspector's file is built from.

Intake

AHJ dossier · §187.003(e)–(f)

Assemble a bookmarked binder when a county, city, or fire marshal asks for the record.

Ready Suite

Core holds the site. The modules do the work.

BESSReady Core is the shared foundation: the site registry, the document library, people and roles, deadlines, the audit trail, and secure sharing. It uses the master brand. There is no separate lockup to learn.

Three steps, then it mostly runs itself.

Set the site up once. Keep the record as you operate. Send a calm package when someone asks.

  1. 01

    Set up your site.

    Name the site, the people who run it, and the department that responds to it.

  2. 02

    Keep the record as you go.

    Plans, training, tests, and inspection files land with the site, not in a side folder.

  3. 03

    Hand over a calm dossier.

    When someone asks, send the package in the shape a fire marshal or inspector already expects.

For responders

Built with the people who respond in mind.

Fire marshals, fire chiefs, and county emergency managers are partners, not an audience to sell to. Training is offered at no cost to them.

For fire marshals

  • A current emergency plan, shared before someone has to chase it.
  • Annual training and an on-site review, at no cost to the department.
  • A bookmarked package when the county or the fire marshal asks.

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Verity Code Consulting

Software from people who read the code.

BESSReady is a product of Verity Code Consulting LLC, a Texas code consulting firm. The people who build the platform can support the project directly.

About the company

What we will not say

BESSReady does not certify a site, pass an inspection for you, or replace the authority having jurisdiction. It keeps the record those reviews are made from.

Get your first site ready.

A short conversation, then a site record you can keep.

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