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Action Management

Create actions from projects, incidents, or improvement ideas, assign owners, and keep track of implementation status at all times.

02

Audit Management

Plan, conduct, and document audits, from the announcement to the final report, including direct links to the relevant actions.

03

Risk and Opportunity Management

Systematically record and assess risks, connect them directly to your processes, and derive suitable actions. Follow-up dates keep every risk on your radar.

“My next audit shouldn’t start from scratch again.”

The same legwork every year: gathering criteria, findings in Word, actions in Excel. With an audit template, you set up your catalog of criteria once and reuse it again and again. If you identify a nonconformity, you turn it straight into an action.

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“I don’t just want to list risks, I want to manage them.”

The risk list exists, but who takes care of it, and did the action work? You assess every risk, attach the action directly to it and see in the dashboard where you stand. You record and assess opportunities the same way.

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“Agreed actions shouldn’t just fizzle out.”

Whether from the management review, a project or a team meeting: every action gets a responsible person, a due date and a resubmission date. You group several actions into an action plan and see the progress at a glance.

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“We want our hazard assessment to stay up to date.”

You record hazards directly on site, with a photo or by voice input. A resubmission date reminds you of the next reassessment, and the protective action is attached directly to the hazard.

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