See further.Connect the people, reports and actions behind a safer operation.
From a report on the floor to a finding in review, Panora gives your team a shared view of what needs attention and who is taking it forward.
See the work from the floor, the facility and the committee table.
Safety dashboard
Bring findings, owners and progress into one view. Open a finding to see the photos, due date and history behind the status.
From the overview to the work behind it. Demonstration data.Panora Sheets Beta
A shared tracker for reports, assigned work and follow-through. Move between table and board views, then bring the record into a committee review.
Example sheet: Safety findings. Beta, with demonstration data.Pipeline SMS Beta
A self-assessment of your pipeline safety management system, aligned to API RP 1173, where every rating points at the records behind it. Self-assessed, not a certification.
Pipeline SMS is in beta, with a demo on request. What beta means.
Where the program stands, from the latest sealed assessment. Beta, with demonstration data.Fleet Beta
Keep vehicle records, defects from daily reports and repair work in the same place.
Fleet is in development, with a demo on request. It does not send texts, email or push notices.
Project pages hold the guidance, documents and contacts a crew needs before work starts.
Digital forms and permits with configured checks. A stop rule can refuse a submission when its conditions are met.
Today's open permits and submissions for a project, in one view.
Every submission is filed as a record that shows who, when and what.
Check-in, attendance visibility and reports when an emergency event is called.
These six areas show how Panora supports daily work. Your company's setup brings together the modules, forms and access you agree on.See how scope is agreedExplore all capabilities and a sample workflow
Choose an area.
Project search is built in. A safety-focus panel depends on the content your team supplies.
Stop rules are configured checks. They are not a promise that unsafe work cannot happen or that a regulation is met.
It shows what is open. It is not a full corrective-action system.
Available forms and reporting depend on your company's enabled modules and each person's access.
People are counted on the muster-point tablet, at the lobby kiosk, or by the person running the event on the board. Panora does not track people continuously.
Some visited pages and local answer drafts can be saved on the device. Submitting still needs a connection and a person pressing submit.
A stop rule is a check your safety team configures. When its conditions are met, the permit refuses to submit and says why.
Confined space entry permit
Vessel V-4, north yard
Move the reading. The rule decides.
Refused. Oxygen 19.1 % is below the configured limit of 19.5 %. This permit cannot be submitted until the reading is within range.
Within range.
Illustration only.
No app to install. A crew opens the project from the QR code on the site poster, fills the form, and the answers save locally while they work.
Plainly: Some visited pages and answer drafts can be saved on the device. Submitting needs a connection.
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Who
Crew lead, badge 0417
When
Tue 09:42
What
Confined space entry, V-4
Filed
As a PDF
Filed form submissions show who, when and what, and can be exported as a PDF that reads the way the form was designed to read.
Records are organized by company and project, with access based on each person's role and the modules enabled for your company.
Review the submitted answers alongside the person and time recorded, then share a PDF with the people who need it.
Count people on the muster-point tablet, at the lobby kiosk, or on the board marked by the person running the event. Keep a report when it ends.
Plainly: People still need to be counted. The board records those updates; it does not find anyone or track people continuously.
Illustration: awaiting a count.
Panora is modular. Start with the workflows your team needs and agree on the modules, setup and support that belong in your scope.
Each proposal lists the selected modules and services, with pricing agreed for that company's scope before work starts.
Add modules as your needs change. Work beyond the agreed scope, including additional modules, custom forms or integrations, is quoted separately. Any third-party services needed are identified in the proposal.
Panora continues to improve. Ask about the latest capabilities available for your selected modules.
Discuss your setupTell us about your sites, daily workflows and what you want to see. A person replies by email to arrange a demo and discuss the modules your company needs.
Your written proposal sets out the included modules, configuration, support and pricing before work starts.
