Integrations
Connect your data to BI tools, streamline workflows through integrators, or build your own custom integration using our public API.
With adoption across manufacturing, mining, construction, retail and hospitality – SafetyCulture is flexible for any industry and use case.
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Watch this explainer video on how SafetyCulture can integrate with existing systems.
Yes, SafetyCulture provides features and functionality that support management across multiple teams. The platform is designed to enable organizations to effectively manage safety and quality processes across various teams, departments, and locations.
SafetyCulture allows administrators to create and manage multiple teams within the platform. Each team can have its own set of users, permissions, and access rights. This enables decentralized management, where team leaders or supervisors can oversee their specific team’s activities.
SafetyCulture’s Enterprise plan provides additional support and services to meet the specific needs of larger organizations:
It’s important to note that the specific details of the Enterprise plan and the services included may vary based on your organization’s requirements and the agreement reached with SafetyCulture. It’s recommended to reach out to one of our product experts to discuss your organization’s specific needs.
Yes, SafetyCulture can be used for more than just inspections. While inspections are a primary use case for the platform, SafetyCulture offers a range of features and functionality that extend its capabilities beyond inspections. Here are some additional use cases for SafetyCulture:
These are just a few examples of how SafetyCulture can be utilized beyond inspections. Our platform is flexible and customizable, making it adaptable to various processes within organizations.
SafetyCulture takes enterprise security seriously and implements various measures to ensure the protection and confidentiality of customer data. Here are some key aspects of SafetyCulture’s approach to enterprise security:
It’s important to note that while SafetyCulture implements security measures, organizations using the platform also have a responsibility to follow best practices in managing user access, data sharing, and system configurations to maintain a secure environment.