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A clearer view of safety across your people and projects.
Panora keeps safety information close to the work: project guidance, permits and forms, incident reports and the records behind them, on the phones people already carry.
The day's safety work, in one place.
Prepare for the job.
Project pages hold the guidance, documents and contacts a crew needs before work starts.
Document and check the work.
Digital forms and permits with configured checks. A stop rule can refuse a submission when its conditions are met.
See what remains open.
Today's open permits and submissions for a project, in one view.
Keep a traceable record.
Every submission is filed as a record that shows who, when and what.
Account for people during an event.
Check-in, attendance visibility and reports when an emergency event is called.
Six areas. One record.
Choose an area.
- Project safety hubs
- Company and project pages bring project-specific information and documents together.
- Plainly: Project search is built in. A safety-focus panel depends on the content your team supplies.
- Digital forms and permits
- Field records with configured checks and traceable submissions.
- Plainly: Stop rules are configured checks. They are not a promise that unsafe work cannot happen or that a regulation is met.
- Open-work visibility
- Still-open permits and submissions for a project, today.
- Plainly: It shows what is open. It is not a full corrective-action system.
- Incident reporting
- Record incidents and attach supporting evidence within the right organization and site.
- Plainly: Incident classification and KPI inputs depend on the deployed version.
- Emergency accountability
- Event check-in, attendance visibility and reports.
- Plainly: Location is verified at check-in. Panora does not track people continuously and does not draw geofences.
- Phone-friendly field access
- Project information and saved local answer drafts on a phone.
- Plainly: Visited pages and drafts are cached. Submitting still needs a connection and a person pressing submit.
A permit that says no.
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
- 19.1 %
- Out of range. Range 19.5 to 23.5 %
Move the reading. The rule decides.
- LEL
- 0 %
- Range below 10 %
- H2S
- 0 ppm
- Range below 10 ppm
Refused. Oxygen 19.1 % is below the configured limit of 19.5 %. This permit cannot be submitted until the reading is within range.
Built for a phone in a glove.
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: Cached pages and drafts are not offline operation. Submitting needs a connection.
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Records you can stand behind.
Who
Crew lead, badge 0417
When
Tue 09:42
What
Confined space entry, V-4
Filed
As a PDF
Every filed submission shows who, when and what, and can be exported as a PDF that reads the way the form was designed to read.
Your records live in a database encrypted at rest, and each organization sees only its own.
Records are not rewritten when the product changes. Provenance stays as it was.
When an event is called, the board fills itself.
Check-in from any phone, attendance visibility for the person running the event, and a report when it ends.
Plainly: Location is verified at check-in. Panora does not track people continuously.
Illustration: awaiting check-ins.
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The platform grows with the work.
Panora is built alongside the crews and safety leads who use it. What the field asks for ships as it is ready, and every release keeps the records that came before.
Recently shipped
- September 2026Incident types and KPI inputs on the incident form, with a KPI tab on the roll-up.
- September 2026A stop rule can check how old a gas monitor's calibration date is.
- September 2026Permit progress is shown while filling, and saved copies are offered explicitly.
- September 2026Find a project, and its open permits, from its site page.
- September 2026Each organization sets its own safety focus of the month.
- September 2026A refused permit now says plainly that it exercised Stop Work Authority.
Planned, not shipped.
A view across organizations, map-based project navigation, weather and lightning alerts, and voice-assisted documentation are on the roadmap. They are listed here so nobody mistakes them for today.
See it on your own project.
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