Meet your Martyn's Law duties confidently, with PROVA Risk

You need to assess the greatest number of people reasonably expected on site at the same time, including all staff. Sites reaching 200 are in scope: 200 to 799 in the standard tier, 800 or more in the enhanced tier. Historic footfall and trading data is the preferred evidence base. Regular peaks like weekends, sales and Christmas count; genuine one-off spikes generally don't. PROVA Risk guides you through this assessment site by site.

 It's the same principle used in fire and health and safety law, balancing risk against the resource and cost of reducing it. What's reasonably practicable is site-specific, so measures right for one location may not suit another. PROVA Risk's structured test produces a documented, consistent justification for the position each site reaches. 

No. PROVA Risk sits alongside what you already have and focuses specifically on Martyn's Law duties. Existing fire evacuation plans, CCTV and security arrangements all feed into the assessment rather than being duplicated.

No. The platform is built to support the Responsible Person with no prior terrorism risk training. The expertise sits in the tool, and Serve Legal's team provides support during rollout.

Yes. Central dashboards give leadership a live view of which sites have completed assessments, built plans and logged training, so you can identify gaps before the regulator does rather than compiling evidence retrospectively. 

The platform updates automatically as standards and statutory guidance evolve, and those changes cascade across the estate without your teams re-drafting policies site by site.