Why The Pocketbook
Stop searching. Start certifying.
The Old Way
Manually hunting through outdated paper guides, searching the internet for discontinued manuals, or calling manufacturers from the field. Hours wasted before work even begins.
- Paper binders that are outdated the day they arrive
- Hunting for manuals on the manufacturer’s website
- Calling tech support from the field and waiting on hold
- No single source of truth across your team
The New Way
A pocket-sized, continuously updated database that provides instant parameters for field certification and site assessments. Always current. Always in your pocket.
- Search by model, manufacturer, or equipment category
- Specifications verified against OEM documentation
- Access from any mobile device in the field
- One subscription covers your entire team
Features
Everything a certifier needs in one place
Biosafety & Containment
Look up precise parameters—inflow/downflow velocities, motor sizes, exhaust CFM—to meet NSF/ANSI Standard 49 requirements.
USP Compliance & Cleanrooms
Primary and Secondary Engineering Controls (PECs and SECs) for sterile, non-sterile, and hazardous drug compounding under USP 797 and 800.
Broad Equipment Coverage
Class I/II/III BSCs, animal changing stations, laminar flow workstations, chemical fume hoods, and much more.
Instant Search
Find any piece of equipment in seconds. Search by model number, manufacturer, category, or specification.
Continuously Updated
Our database is updated regularly as new models release and specifications change. No more outdated binders.
Discontinued Models Included
Legacy and discontinued equipment models are retained so you can certify older cabinets still in service.
For Administrators
Manage your team from one dashboard
The Manager Dashboard gives administrators full control over their organization. No technical expertise required.
Provision New Seats
Add new technicians to your team in seconds. They receive an invite and are ready to go.
Centralized Billing
One subscription for the whole team. Upgrade, downgrade, or view invoices from a single place.
Instant Device Unlinking
When a technician gets a new phone or leaves the company, unlink their device with one click.
Active Users
12
Seats Available
3
Devices Online
9
Current Plan
Team
Data you can trust
Every specification in The Certifiers Pocketbook goes through a rigorous verification process. Our data is sourced directly from OEM documentation, manufacturer technical bulletins, and verified against published certification standards.
OEM-Sourced Data
Specifications are extracted from original manufacturer documentation, installation manuals, and technical data sheets.
Regular Audits
Our team conducts periodic reviews to ensure accuracy and incorporates updates when manufacturers release revised specifications.
Community Feedback
Field certifiers can flag discrepancies directly from the app, which are reviewed and corrected by our data team.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can I use the app on multiple devices?
Each user account is locked to a single device at a time. This strict single-device policy ensures license compliance and security. If you need to switch devices—for example, when upgrading your phone—your manager can instantly unlink the old device from the dashboard, allowing you to register the new one.
How often is the data updated?
Our database is updated on a rolling basis. New equipment models are added as manufacturers release them, and existing specifications are reviewed quarterly. Critical corrections are applied immediately when identified.
Do you cover discontinued equipment models?
Yes. We maintain specifications for discontinued and legacy models because many labs still operate older cabinets and workstations. If a model was manufactured by a major OEM, chances are we have it in our database.
What standards does The Certifiers Pocketbook support?
The Certifiers Pocketbook provides data to support NSF/ANSI Standard 49 for biosafety cabinets, USP 797 and 800 for pharmacy compounding, and general ASHRAE guidelines for laboratory ventilation equipment.
How does team billing work?
Managers subscribe to a plan that includes a set number of seats. They can add or remove team members at any time. Billing is centralized—individual technicians never see an invoice.