Seven pillars, one platform.
Every record threads through a single audit trail — pull on any module and the right registers, citations and approvals come with it.
How the copilot works
Behind every drafted document is a grounded pipeline, not a generic chat model writing whatever it likes.
AI inside. Drafting uses Anthropic Claude with structured-output schemas and prompt caching for jurisdiction context. Your data is never used to train AI models. See Why RAE IQ for the full explanation.
Document drafting
Site-ready SWMS, risk assessments, toolbox talks, RTW plans, ISO documents and more, drafted to your state in under a minute.
Registers
A single, audit-ready home for incidents, chemicals, workers, licences, training, plant, contractors and health monitoring.
Compliance & audit
Stay across the law without a subscription to a regulatory feed. Compliance checks, regulatory updates, ISO 45001 gap analysis and audit programmes.
Return to work
Jurisdiction-indexed RTW plans, workers comp claims, certificates of capacity and an obligations engine that holds up at audit.
Contractor inductions
Mobile-first inductions contractors finish on their phone before they arrive on site. QR-verified certificates with daily expiry tracking.
Investigations & intelligence
ICAM-guided investigations, trend detection across your incidents, and psychosocial signal detection grounded in ISO 45003.
Fleet & driving safety
Vehicle register, driver compliance, HVNL and NZ Work Time & Logbook Rule fatigue capture, Chain of Responsibility and journey management — in one audit trail.
Why this is defensible
The compliance moat, in four claims.
Not marketing claims — each maps to a specific piece of platform infrastructure, with the public reference in our repo.
Effective-date citation snapshots
Every cited Act, regulation and Code is captured with its effective-from / effective-until dates. You can prove which version you relied on, on the day the work was done — even after the law changes.
Jurisdiction-aware drafting
Pick QLD and the document references WHS Queensland, PCBU and the QLD Codes. Pick VIC and it switches to WorkSafe Victoria and the OHS Act 2004. NSW s26A (1 July 2026) and WES → WEL (1 December 2026) are already wired through.
7-tier authority hierarchy
From binding law down to insurer guidance, every regulatory output traces to a published source hierarchy. The reference is in our public repo, with a live audit showing which sources back which features.
Regulatory invariants tested
A 196-case automated test suite enforces the rules a regulator would expect — including disciplines like "do not cite a Bill as binding law" and "do not leak one jurisdiction’s content into another’s document". The tests run on every release.