What is the Records Management Module?
The Records Management Module establishes the Soter Analytics platform as a comprehensive safety and compliance system. This module provides a centralized and extensible system for storing, managing, and tracking a wide range of records, such as safety incidents, safety observations, hazard reports, contractor registries, inspections, custom record types and others.
What value does this new module bring to our organization?
The module is designed to deliver significant value by focusing on four key areas:
Unified Compliance: It offers a single, auditable system to meet diverse regulatory record-keeping requirements, simplifying audits and enhancing confidence.
Streamlined Efficiency: It seamlessly integrates with platform workflows to eliminate duplicate data entry and reduce the administrative burden on safety teams.
Actionable Intelligence: It creates a structured data foundation for future AI-powered analysis, enabling proactive risk management and data-driven decision-making.
Unmatched Flexibility: It provides the ability to create custom record types with user-defined fields, allowing the platform to adapt to specific industry and company needs.
For whom is this module?
The primary users of the module include a range of roles within your organization, each with distinct needs and permissions:
Safety Managers and Coordinators: Responsible for configuring record types, managing records, and overseeing action completion.
Operations Managers: Utilize the system to track incidents and hazards, and to ensure operational risks are addressed.
Compliance Officers: Rely on the system for audit purposes, exporting data, and reviewing activity logs.
Field Workers and General Staff: Create records (e.g., hazard reports) and are assigned to complete corrective actions.
Read-Only Stakeholders (e.g., Executives, Auditors): View records and reports to monitor safety performance and compliance.
External Users (e.g., Contractors): Granted limited access specifically to complete assigned actions.
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