Designed to elevate safety and sustainability performance from a compliance obligation to a boardroom-ready strategic function, EcoOne helps organizations build a common operating picture across incidents, audits, chemical safety, permit-to-work, ESG reporting, training, crisis management, and more.

Key capabilities include:

•    Real-time integration across EcoOnline products and connected data sources

•    Configurable dashboard widgets and KPI tracking

•    Cross-functional visibility into safety and sustainability performance

•    Trend analysis and risk monitoring

•    Executive-level reporting and operational benchmarking

•    “Ask my data anything” AI-assisted natural querying and insight generation

“Through EcoOne, we now have a fully integrated view of our global operations, replacing previously fragmented regional systems,” said Eduardo Lache-Chacon, Head of SHEQ Office, Hitachi Rail. “We can trend and analyze information in real time, surface issues faster, and explore the underlying data much more naturally using AI-powered insights. It gives us a far more complete understanding of what is happening across the business.”

“EcoOne’s launch marks a major step forward in EcoOnline’s vision to help organizations create safer, smarter, and more connected workplaces by transforming operational data into actionable intelligence,” said Tom Goodmanson, CEO of EcoOnline. “Organizations today are not struggling with a lack of data — they are struggling with visibility. We want our customers to offload the complexity of their safety operations onto us so they can focus on what matters most to running their business in a safer and sustainable manner. EcoOne becomes that window through which organizations can view, monitor, and respond to the constantly changing realities of protecting people and the planet.”

EcoOne is built on EcoOnline’s deliberate approach to AI, grounded in safety and sustainability domain expertise, extensive customer testing and feedback, and human accountability rather than rushed automation. Available within EcoOne today, AI assistance guides frontline and other users through safety and sustainability workflows, putting expert guidance at the point of work to improve data quality, compliance and consistency, and support safer ways of working. Future AI-powered actions will use specialized agents to help execute repetitive work safely and efficiently, from automated workflows to multi-step task execution, while keeping people in control of review and approval.

“Rolling out EcoOnline’s AI assistant to all users helps make our reporting clearer and more consistent across countries and languages, especially by improving the quality and accuracy of our investigations,” says Malcolm Rae, Head of Risk Systems & Data, Menzies Aviation.

EcoOnline’s global Future Insights Team research program, which surveyed senior leaders across EHS, ESG, risk, operations, finance, and executive leadership roles, found strong demand for connected operational data. Seventy-one percent of respondents identified connected data visibility as a core business driver, around nine in ten expected it to improve productivity by 5% or more, and 57% had already secured funding for operational data integration initiatives.

The findings reinforce the need for organizations to move beyond compliance-centric, siloed systems towards greater visibility and predictive decision-making. By bringing safety and sustainability data together in EcoOne, EcoOnline is helping organizations understand risk earlier, prioritize action, and strengthen resilience.

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