ProofSafe is a powerful and flexible mobile data management system designed specifically for the diverse and complex needs faced by councils. It acts as a central hub, connecting council staff, contractors, and volunteers on a single platform. This ensures that field-collected information, whether from internal teams or external people, is efficiently amalgamated and ready for reporting.
In cases of incidents or hazards, a workflow can be established to follow an issue through to its conclusion, with each step requiring further data collection and validation. ProofSafe provides a single source of truth, eliminates secondary data entry, and brings efficiency to all council operations.
ProofSafe's strength lies in its ecosystem, which is designed to fill data collection and management gaps in your existing systems or operate standalone across all council operations.
Our intuitive app is the primary tool for data collection. It works completely offline, allowing staff and contractors to capture any data type, from photos and GIS coordinates to signatures and rich text, anywhere.
All collected data is quickly synced to a central server when a connection is available. The web interface provides a powerful backend for data aggregation, analysis, and automated reporting.
Our Application Programming Interface (API) allows for seamless, real-time two-way data transfer between ProofSafe and your existing council systems (e.g., asset management, finance). This means ProofSafe can be a powerful extension of your current software.
ProofSafe allows you to connect all stakeholders on a single network. Each council department, contractor, and volunteer group can have their own secure business setup, but all contribute to a central, shared dataset for the council.
Data is instantly aggregated, allowing for automated reporting that saves countless hours of administrative work. Our system also supports a workflow model to track issues from initial reporting to final conclusion, ensuring nothing falls through the cracks.
ProofSafe's versatility makes it the ideal tool for managing the wide range of council responsibilities. Our forms are completely customisable, allowing them to fit any need with any question or list.
Conduct safety checks on playgrounds, equipment, and fencing. Perform inspections of trees for hazards, and record responsive works by contractors. Log watering schedules and report litter or graffiti.
Log defects like potholes and cracks. Record maintenance tasks like patching and sweeping. Inspect streetlights, signs, and bollards for damage, and track road closures.
Inspect drains for blockages, log water quality samples, and report illegal dumping into waterways.
Conduct condition assessments of community halls and sports pavilions, log cleaning schedules, and report maintenance issues.
Perform daily water quality testing, record safety equipment checks, and conduct fencing audits.
Log missed bins and track specific waste stream volumes.
Record locations, materials, quantities, and photographic evidence of illegal dumping incidents.
Log incoming waste types, volumes, and conduct spot checks for prohibited materials.
Record the identification of new hazards and capture detailed accounts of all workplace incidents, accidents, or near-misses.
All teams, staff or volunteers record site specific hazards and controls before starting jobs and any site.
Use daily pre-start checks for vehicles and machinery, conduct site-specific inductions, and perform equipment safety audits.
Keep activity logs and site diaries, and send text alerts when contractors are working on council property.
Audit restaurants for food safety compliance, investigate public health nuisances, and track pest control applications.
Log animal sightings, record details of seized animals, and track animal registration checks or dog related attacks and incidents.
Perform on-site inspections related to building permits, construction waste management, and compliance with planning conditions.
Assess properties for fire risks and log vegetation clearance status.
Collect field data during flood, fire, or storm events, including damaged infrastructure and road closures.
Register volunteer events, log hours, record completed tasks, and report any issues encountered.
Track attendance at outdoor workshops, log equipment usage, and record details of habitat projects like nest box installations.
Conduct on-site verification that development and land use comply with approved planning and building permits.
Respond to and investigate complaints about alleged breaches of planning or building acts.
Inspect and log the maintenance of Essential Safety Measures like fire safety equipment and sprinklers.
Document field data related to dangerous buildings or land that pose an immediate risk to public safety.