Weekly digests, overdue escalations and event alerts — delivered to the inbox, so nothing waits for someone to remember to log in.
A finding with an owner and a deadline still waits for that person to remember the system exists.
The action is in the platform. The person is in their inbox.
Knowing what is overdue means opening the tool and going looking for it.
Blanket alerts train people to ignore them, so the important one gets ignored too.
Weekly digests and event alerts land where your team already works, scoped to what each person is responsible for.
What is compliant, what is open and who is on the hook — per board, on schedule.
Overdue work surfaces to its owner and the people above them.
A site manager and a group risk manager do not get the same inbox.
Per board: what's compliant, what's open and who's on the hook — in every stakeholder's inbox on Monday morning.
Findings past their deadline surface to the owner and the people above them — until someone acts.
Notifications follow your role and your boards — the site manager and the group risk manager get different inboxes.
It follows the boards and roles a person actually has, so a site manager and a group risk manager see different things.
Notifications are tied to roles and boards rather than sent to everyone, which is what keeps them worth opening.
See how digests and alerts keep a 24-site portfolio moving.