The briefwrites itself.
A weekly safety brief, per-person digests, and a private inbox — automated and on your schedule. The platform writes the safety communications a person used to assemble by hand, and gets it to the right people in the right inbox.
No analyst
assembling slides.
A printable weekly brief, emailed on your day to your roles. Generated from live records, not copy-pasted — it replaces the manual board-deck the safety team used to build by hand.
- SEVERITYNew occurrences grouped by severity band12 newSeverity mix across the weekBranded HTML email + PDF attachment
- OCCURRENCESThe events safety leadership should see first5 flaggedTop occurrences to readBranded HTML email + PDF attachment
- ACTIONSPast-due CAPAs with their owners named3 overdueOverdue corrective actionsBranded HTML email + PDF attachment
- EVENT TYPESWhat kind of events the week brought7 typesICAO event types in the periodBranded HTML email + PDF attachment
Delivered at 8am,
their time.
A daily 24-hour or weekly 7-day recap, in each person’s own timezone, one click to opt out. Each operator chooses how often they hear from the platform — and never gets the same recap twice.
- DailySent at 8am in each person’s own timezone, last 24 hours.
- WeeklySent Monday morning, the last 7 days in one recap.
- Per personEach operator picks daily, weekly, or off — it is their choice.
- No double-sendsA built-in dedupe means nobody gets the same recap twice.
Your alerts,
only yours.
Read-state per person, scoped to your organisation, fails closed across organisations. It is the honest, defensible trust beat — a real inbox, not a shared feed everyone can read.
- Read-state is per personWhat you have read is yours — nobody else sees it.
- Unread count, mark read, mark allA real inbox, scoped to you and your organisation.
- Delivery follows your choicesEach person opts in or out by channel and type.
- Isolation that fails closedAlerts never cross between organisations — by design.
Nothing
goes silent.
Scheduled sweeps watch the dates so people do not have to. Each one runs automatically, reminds ahead of the date, and escalates only when a real deadline is missed.
- Regulatory deadlinesA daily sweep reminds the owner ahead of the dateFiling owner
- When one is missedIt escalates to the safety and accountable managersSafety Manager · Accountable Manager
- Document review cadenceThe owner is nudged 90 days out, once per cycleDocument owner
- Trial governanceNudges, then a read-only auto-suspend if not convertedAccount admin
Five moments.
Nothing depends on a refresh.
- When a high-severity occurrence opens.The post-holder is emailed, not left to find it.
A high-severity or mandatory event reaches the right post-holder by email and lands in their in-app queue, scoped to their organisation.
- When Monday morning comes.The week arrives as one brief.
A branded Safety Brief lands by email and as a PDF: what moved, what is overdue, what is due next. One read instead of ten dashboards.
- When you follow a record.You hear the moment it changes.
Watch any record and the people who care about it hear when its stage moves, it closes, or it reopens — without a daily status meeting.
- When a regulatory deadline approaches.The reminder comes ahead of the date.
A scheduled sweep reminds the owner before the due date and escalates to the manager if it is missed. The clock sits on the record.
- When the alert belongs to another organisation.It never crosses the line.
Every notification is scoped to one organisation. You see your operation’s alerts and only yours — isolation is enforced where the data lives.
Every module,
one notice rail.
Wherever a notice starts, it reaches the right person the same way — in the brief, the digest, or the inbox. Four examples that feed the rail.
See your
first brief.
Watch the weekly brief generate on your data shape, with the founder, in 30 minutes — then the digests and the inbox that carry it.