Incident investigation software

Investigations that keep facts, causes, and actions together.

Use a Strawboss walkthrough to evaluate how incident details, evidence, cause review, corrective actions, and draft reports should work from a source file.

After an incident or near miss, teams need more than a form. They need a controlled investigation file that shows what happened, what evidence was collected, what causes were considered, and what actions were assigned.

Use the walkthrough to define a repeatable investigation path.

The walkthrough can test a safety manager path through fact collection, scene details, people involved, photos, witness notes, timeline reconstruction, contributing factors, corrective actions, and report drafting. AI summary and draft support should be validated against source evidence before use.

For newer safety managers, a structured path can reduce missed steps. For experienced investigators, the value to test is speed: fewer scattered documents, less duplicate writing, and a cleaner evidence trail when leadership, clients, insurers, or regulators ask what changed.

Use it for incidents and near misses

  • Define consistent fact collection before memories fade.
  • Map how photos and source records should attach to the investigation.
  • Confirm how findings should link to corrective actions and owners.
  • Test report drafting that remains ready for human review.

A useful walkthrough starts with a real incident or near-miss package. We can map how the file should become structured, what patterns might connect to prior records, and what the draft report needs to include.

Evidence plan

Confirm how photos, reports, notes, and source records should stay tied to the investigation.

Cause review

Evaluate the structure needed for contributing factors and corrective actions.

Report drafting

Test investigation draft outputs from the source file, with human review before use.

Bring one incident or near-miss file.

We will map how Strawboss should organize the evidence and draft the report path.