04 · The loop

Investigate until the answer holds up.

Collecting the report is the easy part. This is the stage most safety software leaves you to run in email and a shared drive: the analysis, the evidence, the interviews, and the record a regulator will actually read.

Defensible records

Investigations

From the first question to a record that holds up.

Most safety software stops at collecting the report. Safety Radar carries it all the way through: run the analysis with the methodology your team already trained on, keep every piece of evidence attached to the record it belongs to, and end with a file you can hand to a regulator without assembling it first.

  • Open investigations. See every active investigation and where each one is stuck, without chasing anyone for a status.
  • Your methodology. Run TapRooT or the method your team already trained on, instead of bending your process to fit the software.
  • Evidence vault. Documents, images, and telemetry stay attached to the investigation, so nothing lives in an inbox when it matters.
  • Witness interviews. AI transcription captures the account in the witness's own words while it is still fresh.
  • Regulator-ready audit trail. Every action is timestamped and attributable, so a filing is an export rather than a reconstruction.
  • Assignments and progress. Sections advance to a department, supervisor, or named owner, and lock once complete so the history stays intact.
Explore Investigations
SRWilliams · North RegionInvestigation 2026-0142
Live

Methodology

TapRooT

Evidence vault

Chain of custody

12

Docs

8

Photos

2

Telemetry

Witness interview, J. Reyes

14:06 recorded

Transcribed

Routing status

Section 2 of 3

Initial report

Field crew

Locked

Causal analysis

M. Alvarez

In review

Safety sign-off

Supervisor

Pending