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Events

Incidents

Report, manage and record incidents at events.

Who uses it
  • Owners & admins
  • Managers
  • Staff

Every incident, on the record

Using staff roles, give selected members of your team the authority to report and manage incidents at your events and have every detail and decision securely saved for review.

A collage on orange. One: the report Trip on the bridge steps, resolved, standard, safety, where and when it happened and who reported it, labelled Reported at the time. Two: Ella Brooks, affected person, and Dev Patel, witness, with his statement, labelled Who was involved. Three: the report's log from created to resolved, each step with who did it and when, labelled Every step on record

Why organisers use it

  • Clear protocols

    At events where there are no clear protocols to record and manage incidents, or reliable tools available to keep a record of the details, minor incidents can turn into major headaches and serious incidents can put staff and attendees at risk.

  • You decide who handles it

    You set the permission levels for each staff role in your team. You decide who will be responsible for reporting, managing and reviewing incidents that take place at events.

  • All of it, in one place

    We have included all aspects of incident management in the suite of tools available to you and your staff.

What a report records

Report it at the time

Incident reporting records a title, category, severity of incident, people involved and those who were responsible for managing it. You can record any details of the incident, the actions taken at the time, and an emergency services reference if they were called.

Report incident on a phone: a title, a category set to Safety, a severity set to Standard with the note Critical needs someone now, Standard is for routine reports, the date and time, a description of what happened, what staff observed and what needs follow-up, and the location

Every step on record

An incident cannot be deleted. Notes can only be added, and every change to its title, description, location, status or severity is logged with who made it and when.

A phone shows the report Trip on the bridge steps, resolved, with its contacts and the status steps Acknowledge, Start, Escalate, Resolve and Close with no action. Beside it: Ella Brooks, affected person, and Dev Patel, witness, with his statement, The tripod was across the middle of the steps. Then the log: Jess Morgan created the report, added a note that Ella messaged in the morning with a bruised wrist and nothing broken, moved it from New to In progress, then from In progress to Resolved: Tripods go up off the path from now on, added to the walk briefing

Our promise

We provide you with the ability to delegate incident management authority to chosen members of your team. You can do so with the confidence that incidents can be comprehensively recorded and stored securely on Hubbaly.

One limit: Incident reporting and management can only be recorded when you have an internet connection, so make sure you are somewhere with signal.

Questions organisers ask

When an incident is closed after review who gets notified of the outcomes?

Nobody is notified automatically. When you resolve or close an incident you give a reason, and it is kept in the incident’s log with who closed it and when.

Can a report or note be changed?

Notes cannot be changed: you add new ones as information becomes available. A report’s details can be updated, and each change to its title, description, location, status or severity is logged with who made it and when. Nothing can be deleted.

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