Incident & Safety From the first
report to a verified close.

Yes. A near miss is one page: date, hazard type, location, contributing factors and what happened, with up to 10 photos or videos. AI can draft the narrative from the factors you choose, and you review it before you submit.

Yes. Each incident records whether it's OSHA recordable, days away and restricted days are captured per person, and the dashboard calculates Total Recordable Rate and Lost Time Injury Rate per 200,000 hours against your targets.

A CAPA moves from Open to In Progress, Completed, Pending Verification and Closed. Closing it takes a verification checklist and an effectiveness assessment (Effective, Partially Effective or Not Effective), signed off by an EHS Director, Lead or Manager.

No. A hazard can't close while a linked CAPA is open. Closing it records a summary, the actions taken, the root cause, verification of effectiveness and lessons learned, so the fix is on the record.

It drafts the description from the answers already in the report, and can paraphrase or proofread your text. You review it and submit; it never files anything on its own, and nothing is saved until you do.