Icertifi app

[mickys86]

Has anybody used it or know of it? It seems they had a few bad reviews back in January but it looks to have been updated since. Is it worth the £19? If it works I think it is. Though If it doesn't it's worthless

 

[ezzzekiel]

From what I read the problems were minor iterations, I didn't purchase as new eicr was about to be included if it has been updated then for the price compared to what other software packages are charging would justify the price.

 

[sedgy34]

Dont waste your money i think you will revert to the computer anyway. i couldnt use it

 

[mickys86]

The reason why I would want it is because at the moment I'm writing them in rough on paper to give to my boss who then does whatever he does with them. Surely it could be easier for me to use the app and email it to him.
The problem with buying stuff on the app store is you have no chance of getting money back if it is no good. At £19 it's quite a risk. I ain't going to lose sleep over losing £19 but I don't wanna pay £19 to someone for something that's rubbish

 

[jase]

Has got 3 out of 5 star rating on the App store and seems like some pretty mixed reveiws and it says it does not support ammendment 1 ATM, some 5 months after it came in and some near 18 months scince everyone knew it was going to come in, so not good there. looks like it has great potential and i spose it can only develop better if people support by buying it, but i think i will be saving my money and if i ever feel the need to go digital i will go all out and get easycert

 

[moospark]

O.K. get the boss to pay if it's going to make his life easier, and you more efficient?

 

[mickys86]

And if it's no good not only have I given £19 to some "con artist" ( only a con artist if it's no good) I would have also wasted £19 of my bosses money. If you have met my boss you will know this is a big no no haha
I just wish there's somat to back on in the app store. Which there's not, buy something that's no good and tough luck

 

[mickys86]

Has got 3 out of 5 star rating on the App store and seems like some pretty mixed reveiws and it says it does not support ammendment 1 ATM, some 5 months after it came in and some near 18 months scince everyone knew it was going to come in, so not good there. looks like it has great potential and i spose it can only develop better if people support by buying it, but i think i will be saving my money and if i ever feel the need to go digital i will go all out and get easycert

What do ya reckon of the rating system on the app store.... A load of one star ratings mixed around a few 5 star ratings..... Cant help but think that it's 'not accurate' (being polite)

 

[bmb]

Just bought this the other day don't rate it at all also hate the fact it was made for iPhone so you have to zoom to see on iPad so text is blurry 2 out of 10. Don't waste your £20

 

[jase]

I wouldnt waste my money on it at the moment purely of the basis that it does not support ammendment 1 which has been in place for 6 months now!!! having said that though i dont spose that effects things like Zs values, you pays your money and takes your choice, £19 a hell of a lot cheaper than £265 for easycert

 

[mickys86]

Emailed the icertifi company and got a reply, thought I'd share it with the forum.

Hi, when do you think the update will be out for the amendments?
Cheers
Michael

Hi

Cant give you a date but its in hand, along with some very useful additions if all goes to plan, next update should be very interesting

Regards
James - for icertifi

 

[GaryM]

£19 a hell of a lot cheaper than £265 for easycert

A Chrysler 300 is a hell of a lot cheaper than a Bentley Continental. They're not in the same league though!

I've used Tysoft EasyCert for the past 3-4 years and find their technical support and frequency of updates to be excellent.
What could you honestly expect for £19? Nothing at all like what you'd expect from Tysoft, that's for sure!
You really can't compare the two.

 

[mickys86]

A Chrysler 300 is a hell of a lot cheaper than a Bentley Continental. They're not in the same league though!

I've used Tysoft EasyCert for the past 3-4 years and find their technical support and frequency of updates to be excellent.
What could you honestly expect for £19? Nothing at all like what you'd expect from Tysoft, that's for sure!
You really can't compare the two.

That's very true, although it all depends what you require. At the moment I'm filling the test papers out in ink and handing
Then to my boss who in turn, does whatever he does. They go on the computer but I'm not sure what program he uses.

My idea is to use an app so I can email it straight to him.

 

[GaryM]

My idea is to use an app so I can email it straight to him.

That would make it much easier for you. You could always save a copy for your reference that way.
EasyCert lets me email copies in a PDF format to my boss for his records. I print and bind the certificates and include and Part P compliance certificates in the same folder which is handed to the customer.
There's an online backup feature within EasyCert which periodically prompts you to backup which could be a godsend should you lose a hard-drive and your local backups.

 

[mickys86]

I'm actually going to ask him what software he uses. Easycert do a good app and if that's what he uses then this conversation would all be for nothing