Built for the people who own safety.
Employers running the program, contractors running the jobsite, consultants running a practice, and carriers running loss-control — one platform, shaped to how each of them actually works.
Employers & safety leaders
Run the whole safety program — from incident intake to the annual summary — with a clear record of who reviewed what.
- OSHA 300 / 300A / 301 recordkeeping with amendment history on every finalized case
- Incidents, inspections, corrective actions, and training in the employer workspace
- Analytics and audit-ready exports built from the same records you keep
Construction contractors
Jobsite-first safety operations that follow your crews across sites, trades, and jurisdictions — and keep the supporting records together.
- Permit-to-work with SIMOPS conflict checks at activation
- Orientation records and site entry control for every crew
- Offline field capture with visible sync — no signal required
Safety consultants & firms
Run a multi-client practice on the same platform your clients use — every client isolated in their own workspace, every connection granted and revocable.
- A portfolio workbench across the whole client book
- Hard tenant isolation with client-approved, scoped access
- AI-assisted drafting — a person reviews everything
Carrier loss-control practices
Help policyholders act on recommendations, follow their progress through approved access, and coordinate your loss-control practice.
- Employer-owned recommendation register with response plans and evidence
- Policyholder-approved visibility with clear access boundaries
- Enterprise arrangements for your loss-control practice
Four audiences. One system of record.
Employers, contractors, consultants, and carriers work on the same records under the same tenant isolation and the same audit fabric — no export-and-import shuffle, no side spreadsheets, no second source of truth.
Bring your next safety workflow together.
Create your account, pick a plan, and start building your safety system of record across all 51 OSHA jurisdictions.