UK Taxi PHV Licensing
Preflight information for supported taxi and private-hire licensing authorities, with missing facts and authority sources kept visible.
About RegEvidenceHub
Independent tools for evidence-led checks.
RegEvidenceHub develops software that helps people organize relevant facts, sources, and technical evidence before they take a next step. Each tool has a defined scope and explains when information is missing or needs human review.
Independent service: RegEvidenceHub is not a government department, regulator, council, standards body, manufacturer, or licensing authority. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by those organizations, and it cannot issue their decisions, approvals, or certifications. For regulatory requirements, the relevant authority’s own published material remains the primary source.
Eight product areas
The portfolio contains five regulatory workflow tools and three industrial evidence tools. These summaries describe scope only; they are not official requirements or approval statements.
CQC Provider Compliance
Workflow navigation and evidence checks for England provider registration, changes, and statutory notifications.
UK Premises Licence Preflight
Preparation checks for supported Licensing Act 2003 authorities, including local-policy coverage and missing information.
England Works Watch
Evidence-linked checks for defined UK Skilled Worker sponsor-change events using GOV.UK sources.
RegEvidenceHub Waste
England waste workflow checks for registration, Digital Waste Tracking readiness, permit changes, and official-source status.
CableCert QA
Compares user-provided cable inventories and contractor CSV evidence against stated expectations and test limits.
FactoryTalk Import Preflight
Checks user-provided FactoryTalk View tag and alarm CSV files against documented import-layout rules. It is independent of Rockwell Automation.
NodeSet Compatibility Gate
Compares user-provided OPC UA NodeSet2 XML revisions for documented structural changes. It is independent of the OPC Foundation.
How to read a result
Regulatory tools should identify the official source behind a requirement and distinguish source status from the result for the facts supplied. Industrial tools report checks against user-provided files and documented rules; they do not establish safety, certification, or manufacturer acceptance. Missing or conflicting information should remain visible instead of being guessed.