Must have all-in-one EHS platform
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
We are using Donesafe as our default quality management platform. The majority of the complaints and incidents flow through Donesafe and are tracked regularly. It also helps us keep a company-wide wiki that acts as a knowledge base for new employees and also helps in getting them started quickly. Before Donesafe all of these were scattered across services and some of them were even paper-based, which made it really hard to keep track of and the additional effort it took to coordinate between them was saved after implementing Donesafe across the company.
Pros
- Reporting incidents
- Complaints management
- Wik and training management
Cons
- Native mobile apps
- Reporting
- Document management
Likelihood to Recommend
The ability to have the quality, environment, and incident data all in one place is great. Another major benefit is the flexibility to set up Donesafe according to the needs of the organization along with add-on apps and custom apps. All the quality check and inspections forms can be as detailed or as simple as the requirement asks for. It's easier for employees on the field to fill out the forms which are designed specifically for them.
