INCIDENTS & HEAT MAP

Report it in a minute. See where it clusters.

Every incident is a governed record — severity, location, asset, and a Reported→Closed workflow. Zoom out and the heat map shows where problems concentrate, by system or by location.

IncidentsListHeat MapEdit+ Report Incident
IDTITLE ▾SEVERITYSTATUSOCCURREDREPORTED
INC-214Condensate leak — Central PlantCRITICALInvestigatingJul 18 · 06:40Jul 18 · 06:52
INC-213Elevator #2 entrapment drill findingHIGHReportedJul 17 · 14:05Jul 17 · 14:20
INC-209Slip hazard — loading dock wash-downMEDIUMResolvedJul 15 · 09:30Jul 15 · 09:41
INC-214 WORKFLOWReported ✓InvestigatingResolvedClosed

Severity on every record — location and asset the moment you tag them · CSV export · reports queue offline and sync when signal returns.

THE HEAT MAP

Where incidents cluster

Group by facility system or by location. Each cell blends incident count, average severity, and critical-asset load into one intensity score — so the hottest zone is unmissable.

Six intensity bands from None to Critical, with a full-detail tooltip per cell.Summary cards: total incidents, critical assets, and the single hottest zone.Cached on the device — the last heat map stays readable even offline.
BY SYSTEM · 90 DAYSHOTTEST: HVAC

HVAC

14 incidents · 2 critical assets

INTENSITY 82/100

Elevator

6 incidents · 1 critical asset

INTENSITY 55/100

Electrical

3 incidents

INTENSITY 31/100

Plumbing

1 incident

INTENSITY 12/100

NONECRITICAL

CONNECTED

Incidents feed the map

Tag the room and every incident lands as an attention badge on it in the living map — and a failed procedure check can raise a corrective work order automatically.

FIELD-READY

Report from anywhere

A basement with no signal is exactly where incidents happen. Reports queue on the device and sync the moment you're back — stamped with when it occurred, not when it uploaded.

ACCOUNTABLE

An audit trail the inspector likes

Severity changes, assignments, and every step of Reported→Closed are stamped and attributed. When the question comes, the answer is one search away.

Find your hottest zone.

Bring last quarter's incident log — we'll walk through how it lands on the heat map.

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Incident Reporting & Safety Heat Map — AuConsole