FETS review
A focused system for tracking fire-safety assets, inspections, maintenance and compliance.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
FETS is a fire equipment tracking system for organizations responsible for extinguishers, hydrants, hose reels, fire alarm systems and other fire-safety assets. OneCraft positions it for manufacturing, pharmaceutical, airport, port, hotel, facility-management, commercial-building, hospital and fire-protection service organizations. The product combines asset records with inspection, maintenance and compliance workflows, and is available through a web application plus Android and iOS apps.
Its core strength is inspection and service management. Teams can schedule and record inspections, scan QR codes to review assets and status, create maintenance schedules and service requests, and attach photos to service-history reports. Automated inspection reminders and service reports support recurring work, while the live equipment-status dashboard gives users a current operational view. These capabilities make FETS a practical fit for organizations that need basic monitoring across distributed fire-safety equipment rather than a broad, general-purpose operations system.
The published commercial model is contact sales: OneCraft directs visitors to book a demo, with a request-for-enquiry option on the homepage. That approach suits organizations that want to discuss their fire-equipment workflows before selecting the product, but it does not provide a self-serve purchase path. FETS should be considered by teams prioritizing asset tracking, inspection records, maintenance requests and compliance monitoring across web and mobile. Organizations looking beyond fire-safety asset management may need a product with a wider operational focus.
FETS pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Tracks fire equipment and asset status with QR-code scanning
- Schedules inspections, maintenance and automated reminders
- Combines compliance monitoring, dashboards and service-history reports
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting OneCraft rather than choosing a published plan
- Its focus is fire-safety assets and related compliance workflows
- Teams must work across separate web, Android and iOS applications
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