Main Contractor · Scorecards
Last 7 days, worst first
Features
Scorecards & Actions Features
Accountability without the argument
Scorecards per Owner
Supervisors and subcontractors on the same formula
Worst First
The conversation starts where the points were lost
Acknowledge · Assign · Resolve
Every step timestamped on the event
MTTA & MTTR Measured
Time to acknowledge and to resolve, per owner
The Action on Every Event
What the supervisor must do, written in
No Per-Worker Score
Accountability sits with zones, shifts and owners
Where it works
Scorecards & Actions Applications
Where scorecards change the meeting
Main Contractors
Subcontractors compared on evidence, not opinion
Factory Managers
Lines and shifts ranked on one scale
3PL Operators
Client sites reported the same way
Facilities Teams
Wards and stores owned by name
Multi-Site Groups
Site managers on one league table
Oil & Gas
Field evidence behind every permit
Put Scorecards & Actions on your cameras
About three weeks from signing to go-live, on the recorder you already have. Read-only, faces blurred, a named owner on every zone.
Frequently asked questions
A supervisor, a subcontractor or the HSE team. Each zone has one owner, and every event on that zone belongs to them.
No. There is no face recognition and no per-worker score. That is a product commitment, not a limitation.
Yes. Any event can be marked as a false alarm with a reason, and it is then excluded from the score. The reason and who marked it stay on the record.