Report & investigate
- Incident reporting — accidents, near-misses, hazards
- RIDDOR guidance for UK reportable events
- Investigations with root cause
- Actions & follow-ups — owner, due date, close-out
- Dashboards and reports
Kavorly Ops · sold on its own
Incidents, near-misses, risk, inspections, training, contractors, COSHH — captured on a phone at the point of work, offline if the signal drops. You switch on the modules you actually run. You do not need Kavorly Compliance to start.
Who it's for
If reporting a near-miss still means a desktop and a spreadsheet after the shift, the detail is gone by Monday. Kavorly Ops is the operations app for people who run safety and environment on site: field users, supervisors, and the manager who currently is the system.
Modules
Ops is modular — the same platform, not a wall of features dumped on every team. A small site starts with reporting and actions. A contractor adds RAMS, permits and visitors. Unused modules stay off.
Priced by field users and sites, not by how many modules you shout about. Walkthroughs show the modules you care about — not a tour of everything.
In the field
Incidents and near-misses logged when they happen — so the detail isn't a memory on Monday.
Capture doesn't wait for perfect Wi-Fi in a warehouse or on a remote site. It syncs when signal returns.
Clear owners, due dates, escalation. Less “we thought someone else was doing it.”
The system of record isn't one person's head. Training, permits, RAMS and inspections stay on the books when they're off.
Compliance is optional
Ops is a complete EHS product without Kavorly Compliance. If you later want ISO 45001, 14001 or 9001 as a live management system, add Compliance and the field work you already log becomes evidence — one platform, not two silos. You don't buy Ops as a half of something else.
Ops home → · ISO 45001 software → · Compliance & Ops together →
The honest boundary. Software doesn't prevent accidents. People report, investigate, brief and close actions. Ops makes that work visible and owned so it doesn't slip — it does not do the safety job for you.
Questions
Yes. Ops is a product on its own, priced by field users and sites. You switch on the EHS modules you actually run. Kavorly Compliance is optional — add it later if you want that field work to sit inside an ISO management system without re-keying. You don't need a certification project to start logging on site.
No. A five-person site doesn't need fleet, COSHH and business continuity on day one. Turn on incidents, actions and risk if that's the work; add contractors, inspections or training when you need them. Unused modules stay off.
No. Ops is the field system — capture, actions, risk, inspections, people on site. ISO 45001 software is the management system around that work (internal audit, management review, legal register). You can run Ops alone. If you want to run ISO 45001 as a live system, that's Kavorly Compliance — or your existing IMS — with Ops feeding it rather than a second spreadsheet. The certificate, if you go for one, still comes from an accredited certification body. We don't issue it.
No. Software doesn't prevent accidents. People do the work: reporting, investigating, closing actions, running the briefing. Ops makes that work visible, owned and on record so it doesn't live in someone's head or a form that never gets filed. That's the job.
Next step
Put a number on uninsured incident cost — free, no sign-up — or book a walkthrough of Kavorly Ops on your sites. UK team, Scotland-based.