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AED Log's pages describe a dashboard for AEDs across locations with monthly inspection reminders, alerts before battery and pad expiry, tracking of CPR and AED certifications with renewal dates, a smartphone app with QR codes to start inspections and a view of incident data involving an AED. Pricing is published by number of AEDs, with unlimited users and locations stated at every tier.
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Organisations with several AEDs and responders that need inspection, consumable-expiry and certificate tracking rather than a full first aid treatment record. The pages describe AED upkeep and certificates only; treatment logs, first aid kit stock, first-aider rosters and links to an EHS incident system are not described. The pricing page and a blog page disagree on whether a single AED is free. Offline use, integrations and security certifications are not described.
Watch for: Scope is limited to AEDs and responder certificates, not first aid treatment records.
Published price: $9.50 per month or $114 per year for a single AED, per the pricing page (another page says one AED is free). Sources checked .
AED Log is a Chicago-based service for managing automated external defibrillator programmes. This profile covers only AED and responder-certification tracking, which is one part of first aid management. It is not a treatment-record or general EHS system. AED inspection scheduling, battery and pad expiry alerts, CPR and AED certification tracking and AED incident data.
| Capability | Evidence | Scope and source |
|---|---|---|
| AED inspection reminders and logs | Documented by vendor | The features and pricing pages describe monthly inspection reminders and digital inspection logs, with a QR code used to start an inspection. Checklist content is not itemised on those pages. AED Log features, checked 1 October 2026AED Log pricing, checked 1 October 2026 |
| Battery and pad expiry alerts | Documented by vendor | The features page describes alerts before AED batteries and pads expire. A guide page on the same site gives lead times of 60 and 30 days; the features page does not, so confirm the schedule. AED Log features, checked 1 October 2026AED Log monthly inspection checklist guide, checked 1 October 2026 |
| CPR and AED certification tracking | Documented by vendor | The pages describe tracking employee certifications and expiry dates, with CPR and AED certification named on the home and pricing pages. First aid certificates other than CPR and AED are not described. AED Log features, checked 1 October 2026AED Log pricing, checked 1 October 2026AED Log home page, checked 1 October 2026 |
| Multi-location dashboard and records | Documented by vendor | The home and pricing pages describe a dashboard showing device status across locations, compliance reports and audit trails, and unlimited users and locations at every tier. The report formats and export options are not itemised on the features page. AED Log home page, checked 1 October 2026AED Log pricing, checked 1 October 2026AED Log features, checked 1 October 2026 |
| AED incident data | Depends on scope | The features page says users can manage and view data on incidents involving an AED. What is captured and whether it connects to a wider incident or first aid record is not described. AED Log features, checked 1 October 2026 |
| Mobile app | Depends on scope | The features page describes managing an AED programme from a smartphone and scanning a QR code to start an inspection. Platform availability and offline behaviour are not stated. AED Log features, checked 1 October 2026 |
Also watch for: Offline use, integrations and security attestations are not described.
Published tiers by number of AEDs; unlimited users and locations
The pricing page lists tiers by the number of AEDs managed, with monthly or annual billing, from $9.50 per month or $114 per year for one AED, $228 per year for 2 to 5 AEDs and $55 per month or $660 per year for 6 to 10 AEDs, with further bands up to 1,000 or more. It says unlimited users and locations are included at every tier. A separate blog page states that one AED is free with no card and no trial clock, which conflicts with the single-AED price, so confirm the current terms and any taxes or renewal rules in writing. No trial is described on the pricing page.
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A smartphone app and QR-code scanning for starting inspections are described. Offline use is not described on the reviewed pages; test inspections in a basement or plant room before relying on it.
Also recorded as AEDLog. Older entries under a previous name may describe a different release or owner.
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