Dashboard & Evidence Pack

Seeing every range's readiness at a glance and exporting the documentation.

The compliance dashboard

Open REACH Compliance from the main admin menu for a club-wide view. It lists only your managed outdoor ranges — indoor and unmanaged locations are excluded automatically.

For each range you'll see:

• Declaration status (none, draft, ready, submitted, lapsed, superseded),

• Deadline / renewal — a countdown to 1 April 2028 if you haven't submitted, or the next review date (with an overdue flag) if you have, and

• Documentation — a progress bar across the three record areas: range location & boundaries, soil & water protection, and management of projectiles.

It's the quickest way to see which ranges still need work and which renewals are coming up. Click a range to open its compliance hub, which starts on an Overview tab showing exactly what needs doing next.

The range timeline

Each range's hub has a Timeline tab — one chronological feed of everything that's happened on the range: shooting days (rounds fired and the lead they added), reclamations, samples, actions, waste consignments and declaration submissions. Use the filter buttons to show just the types you're interested in — "just show me usage" or "just the reclamations". Records marked entered-in-error stay visible, struck through.

The evidence pack

The records you need "available on request" live across the hub's tabs. The Evidence pack button (on the dashboard and on the hub's Overview and Declaration tabs) assembles them into a single PDF:

• the declaration and its status,

• range location, boundaries, the wildlife statement and confirmed water features,

• the full soil & water sampling history,

• the risk-reduction actions register,

• the lead reclamation history and residual estimate, and

• any waste consignments.

Generate a fresh evidence pack whenever you need to hand records to an inspector or your enforcing authority — it always reflects the current state of your records.

The evidence pack is a record of what you've entered into Range Mate. It supports your declaration; it isn't a substitute for the declaration itself or for professional site assessment where that's needed.