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For EHS & Safety Teams

Workplace Accident Reporting & OSHA Log Software

Capture every employee injury and near-miss the moment it happens and keep the structured records your OSHA 300, 300A, and 301 logs need, without a bloated EHS suite.

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Works offline · No install · Encrypted & audit-logged by default
The Problem

OSHA recordkeeping leaves no room for error

Missed deadlines mean fines

Recordable injuries, 300A posting season, electronic submission: miss a step and it’s a citation.

Recordable vs. non-recordable confusion

Front-line staff are not sure what counts, so injuries get logged inconsistently or not at all.

Legacy EHS suites are bloated

The big platforms are expensive and over-built, and the near-miss reporting culture stays weak because nobody wants to use them.

How It Helps

Capture injuries and near-misses without the bloat

Structured for OSHA recordkeeping

Capture the fields your OSHA 300, 300A, and 301 logs require, so recordkeeping starts from clean, structured data instead of paper notes.

Fast near-miss reporting

A reporting flow simple enough that employees actually use it, which is the only way to build a real near-miss culture.

Feeds your Workers’ Comp process

Route the right incidents into your Workers’ Comp workflow without re-keying.

Works on the floor & offline

Capture an injury on the warehouse floor or a job site with no signal, on any device.

Audit-ready records

Timestamped, photo-backed, audit-logged incidents that survive an OSHA inspection.

Encrypted & access-controlled

Employee injury data is encrypted and scoped to the people who should see it.

Who It's For

Built for safety-driven operations

Manufacturing, warehousing, construction, and mid-to-large employers.

ManufacturingWarehousing & logisticsConstructionField servicesMid-to-large employersEHS departmentsHR compliance teams

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Built In

Built for OSHA recordkeeping

OSHA 300 / 300A / 301 fieldsRecordable intake supportWorkers’ Comp routingAudit-ready incident trailEncrypted on device & in transitNear-miss reporting
FAQ

Questions teams ask before switching

How do I fill out OSHA Form 300?
OSHA Form 300 logs each recordable work-related injury or illness: the employee, the case, where and when it happened, and the outcome (days away, restricted duty, etc.). Capturing those fields at the time of the incident means the data for your 300 log is clean and ready instead of reconstructed at posting season.
What is the difference between recordable and non-recordable?
A recordable injury is a work-related case that meets OSHA’s criteria: death, days away from work, restricted duty or transfer, medical treatment beyond first aid, or loss of consciousness. Consistent intake fields help your team flag the right cases instead of guessing.
Can this help build a near-miss reporting program?
Yes. The biggest barrier to near-miss reporting is friction. If it is fast and mobile, employees actually report. A simple capture flow is how a near-miss culture gets off the ground.
Does it work without internet on the floor or a job site?
Yes. It’s offline-first. Reports save on the device immediately and sync when a connection returns.
Can it feed our Workers’ Comp process?
Yes. The right incidents can route into your Workers’ Comp workflow so cases are not missed and data is not re-keyed.

Capture injuries at the source, keep OSHA-ready records

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