The three modules that are ready today
Personal protective equipment: hazard-driven equipment selection, recorded selections and an approval flow. Explosion protection document: zones, the zone file, the fourteen-section document and equipment conformity. Major accident (Seveso): establishment tier, substance inventory and notification documents. These three have been written and run in the application.
The two modules in development
Risk assessment, with Kinney and 5x5 scoring, a residual risk chain and a column for the related legislation, and the setup wizard and entitlement module covering role, organisation and headcount, hazard class and module selection, are being worked on now.
The twenty-five modules on the roadmap
These have not been written yet and are labelled accordingly in the catalogue. On the compliance and risk side: inspection and monitoring, regulation, management system. In the field: permit to work, incident and non-conformity, emergency management, evacuation plan. On the people side: training, health surveillance, prescription, competence matrix. On the asset side: periodic inspection, equipment and assets, maintenance, workplace measurement. On the environment and energy side: waste management, energy, carbon and ESG. On the corporate side: contractor management, OHS board and meetings, surveys and voting, reports. On the trust side: electronic signature, blockchain anchor and integrations.
Why the status label is printed
Thirty items appear in the catalogue, but most of them do not run today. The labels are read from the product's own inventory: ready means written, running on the phone and measured; in development means currently being worked on; on the roadmap means the module shows as planned on the modules screen of the application and has not been written. A module appearing in the catalogue does not mean it can be used today.
Build your own scope
What each module does, which category it belongs to and its status are written out one by one in the module catalogue; you can open it, select the modules you would use and ask for a quote with that selection. For the wider picture see the FAQ, and for the tables that need no account see the tools page.