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Incident Reports

Formal incident documentation (photo, witness, timeline) ready for insurance or audit.

Structured incident form with photo evidence, witness statements, timestamped timeline, and supervisor sign-off.

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3 this quarter
Incident #IR-2026-0014 · Pool deck slip
14 Nov 2026 · 14:32 · Witnesses: 2 · Photos: 4
Type: Slip and fall · Severity: Minor
  • Time of incident logged with sworn-time timestamp
  • Photo evidence: pool deck, wet area, signage
  • Witness 1 statement: guest in Cabana 4
  • Witness 2 statement: pool attendant Reyes
  • Supervisor sign-off: D. Park, Operations
SignedSealed PDF · Archived

What this is.

Structured incident form (slip-and-fall, theft, medical, property damage) with photo evidence, witness statements, timestamped timeline, and supervisor sign-off. PDF export ready for insurance or legal.

Surfaces aggregated
  • Photo evidence
  • Witnesses
  • Timeline
  • Supervisor sign
  • PDF archive
See it in motion

The incident record, in motion.

Three looping previews of how Incident Reports build a defensible record, a structured form filing itself, photo evidence attaching, and the routing, escalation, and audit log that follow.

Structured filing
Incident report · newDRAFTING
Type
Location
Time
Reporter
Submit report
Structured filingAn incident report fills field by field, type, location, time, reporter, then submits as a timestamped record with an ID, the same rigor you bring to a Guest Complaints ticket.
Photo evidence
Evidence · 1/4UPLOADING
Deck, wet area
Signage
Guest log
Witness note
Photo evidenceCamera evidence attaches to the report as a grid of thumbnails, each uploading to an attached state, the proof that backs an insurance claim, captured on the spot rather than lost on a phone.
Route and escalate
IR-7782 · audit logLIVE
Awaiting routing
Night mgrFiled IR-7782
SystemRouted to Security
SecurityEscalated to GM
GMAcknowledged
Route and escalateA filed incident routes to Security, escalates to the GM with a notification, and appends each action to an immutable audit log, and a serious pattern can open a Guest Misconduct (DNA) record.

Auto-playing previews

What it solves.

A guest slips by the pool. The night auditor types a paragraph in Daily Notes. Six months later the lawsuit arrives and there's no usable record.

Six months from now, the lawsuit arrives, and the report is signed, photographed, and timestamped.

100%

supervisor-signed, instead of a paragraph in the log

In the flow.

Every step ties to a real, connected feature.

  1. 01
    Incident occurs; on-shift staff opens report
  2. 02
    Witnesses, photos, and timeline filled in
  3. 03
    Supervisor reviews and signs
  4. 04
    PDF generated and archived
  5. 05
    Linked to Guest Complaint if applicable
    Guest Complaints

What you see.

Real numbers, real surface
/incident-reports
3 this quarter
Incident #IR-2026-0014 · Pool deck slip
14 Nov 2026 · 14:32 · Witnesses: 2 · Photos: 4
Type: Slip and fall · Severity: Minor
  • Time of incident logged with sworn-time timestamp
  • Photo evidence: pool deck, wet area, signage
  • Witness 1 statement: guest in Cabana 4
  • Witness 2 statement: pool attendant Reyes
  • Supervisor sign-off: D. Park, Operations
SignedSealed PDF · Archived

Where this fits.

Included in Professional and Hotelier. Available as an add-on for $4/mo.

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