Reporting that fits your organisation
Configure fields, questions, options and required information. Structure collection by stage and adapt participants and notifications, retaining essential data.
Incident management
From incidents to prevention, with a tailored process.
Tailor incident reporting, analyse what happened and turn investigation into prevention measures. Fields, stages and participants can be adapted to each business.
Record to understand and prevent
A process tailored to your business
Tailor incident reporting, analyse what happened and turn investigation into prevention measures. Fields, stages and participants can be adapted to each business.
- Fields and questions suited to your organisation.
- Triage, analysis and investigation of contributing factors.
- Recommended measures, responsibilities and follow-up.
Fit2Drive.Illustrative example
A process tailored to your business
Report
Initial information, context and evidence.
Triage
Clarify, explore or refer for investigation.
Investigate
Contributing factors and post-crash analysis.
Action plan
Training, follow-up and other corrective measures.
From reporting to investigation
Gather incident information and supporting evidence. Triage can request clarification, explore details or open an investigation according to defined criteria.
Analysis that makes data meaningful
Explore trends, types and severity. Use the overview to set priorities and examine contributing factors through investigation and post-crash reports.
Measures and follow-up
Document recommended measures and responsibilities. Training, follow-up, vehicle inspection and other corrective actions address different needs. Findings inform follow-up review and risk priorities.
Useful for participants and decision makers.
Can questions be adapted to our sector?
Yes. Business-specific configuration supports tailored questions, options, required fields and collection stages alongside essential information.
Can different people be involved at each stage?
The process supports configuring participants and information recipients by stage. Responsibilities and access should reflect the client’s organisation.
What does post-crash analysis add?
It records conclusions, contributing factors and recommended measures, moving from description towards grounded intervention.
The next step
See how it applies to your business.
Explore driver assessment, incident reporting tailored to your business and rules for intervention and follow-up.