- What does Panora do?
- Panora is safety management software for industrial and field operations. It holds safety findings, digital forms and permits, site and contractor records, emergency accountability and field safety resources in one workspace, with dashboards for management review. Your company's enabled modules, forms and access shape what your workspace contains.
- What happens to a safety finding after it is reported?
- The report is the beginning. A reviewer assigns an owner, a priority and a due date; the owner records the actions taken, which become part of the finding's history; and closing it requires a verification note explaining why the work is complete. The report, ownership and action history stay together on the finished record.
- Can crews complete inspections and permits on a phone?
- Yes. Configured forms for inspections, permits and incident reports are completed on a phone, collecting answers, signatures and supporting evidence where the form requires them. Submissions and open permits can then be reviewed by project.
- Does Panora work without a signal in the field?
- Partly. Local answer drafts can be saved on a device, so work is not lost when the connection drops, but submitting a form requires a connection.
- What are stop rules, and do they decide whether work is safe?
- Stop rules check the answers entered against the rules set for that form. They do not make the safety decision. Your team remains responsible for assessing the work and following its own safety procedures.
- How does emergency accountability work in Panora?
- You run an emergency event or a drill, and the people coordinating it get a shared view of attendance and check-in status on the muster board. The event keeps an after-action report.
- Does Panora track employees' locations?
- No. Panora does not track people continuously. Location can be checked at the moment of check-in, and only when a muster point is configured for it and the person shares their phone's location.
- Can Panora hold contractor prequalification records?
- Yes. Contractor company prequalification and expiry dates are recorded alongside project information and documents, and crew sign-in and recorded hours can be reviewed when that is enabled.
- How do workers reach safety data sheets on site?
- Safety data sheets are organised in a site binder reached by QR code. Hazard-zone information is maintained in the same place, and a job hazard analysis can be opened and signed on a phone.