You know what good looks like. You just need a system that keeps up — real permit control, RIDDOR, version-controlled risk assessments and a defensible audit trail — without a six-figure quote and a three-month implementation. Safetegrity gives you the rigour, self-serve, at an SME price.
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Six permit types including native Hot Works, plus lock-off/tag-out isolations — a proper issue, approve and close workflow, not a template you rebuild each time.
Anonymous QR incident reporting so the floor actually reports, 5-Whys root cause, and RIDDOR classification with auto-flag — and corrective actions tracked to closure.
Standard, CoSHH, DSE and New & Expectant Mother types with configurable matrices, residual scoring, full version history and a Method Statement builder — named and built in, not generic.
AI suggests hazards and controls and extracts from uploaded RAMS/SDS — and everything AI-touched carries a provenance badge, so you always see what came from the model versus your team. You approve; it just removes the blank page.
The trap you're in
You've been stuck between two bad options. The cheap SME tools are too light — no real permits, no RIDDOR classification, no version control. The enterprise suites (EcoOnline, Evotix) have the depth, but they're quote-gated, sales-led and consultant-heavy — the exact cost and bloat you're trying to avoid. Safetegrity is the missing middle: the capability you need, self-serve, at a published SME price, with granular role permissions so you control who sees and does what.
Yes. Six permit types including a native Hot Works permit, plus lock-off/tag-out isolations (mechanical, electrical, water, proving dead) as a full approval workflow. This is a core module, not a downloadable template.
Both. Incidents carry structured 5-Whys root-cause analysis and RIDDOR classification with an automatic reportability flag, plus corrective actions with their own approval workflow tracked to closure.
No — simplicity here means less busywork, not less control. You still get version-controlled RAs, configurable risk matrices, residual scoring, a Method Statement builder, a full audit trail and granular per-module role permissions. It's rigour with the friction removed.
Vatix is a solid platform and does have RIDDOR and RA version control. But it doesn't advertise permits to work, isolations, a contractor portal, or named UK assessment types like CoSHH, DSE and NEM. If you issue permits or manage contractors, that's exactly what Safetegrity adds for the same price. (If your priority is 24/7 lone-worker monitoring, Vatix specialises there.)
Similar capability where it counts for you — permits, RIDDOR, version-controlled RAMS — but self-serve, at a published SME price, live in minutes. No enterprise quote, no sales cycle, no consultant-led implementation.
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