One of the most helpful things with Salus is that you can have all your forms readily available for your people in this field and to make those forms you can use the AI portion on the form builder or AI itself that Salus has been refining over probably the last year but over the last couple months it’s been extremely helpful in all different ways

Salus is very intuitive to use, our field staff find it very easy to manage, and the introduction of AI has been a game changer for data review, looking up information and creating forms.

What I love most about SALUS is how user friendly it is for the end users, you don't have to be tech savvy. It's concise and it visually looks good. I like how fast the program runs versus some of the other worthy rivals of SALUS, which are slower with lots of loading time, but this is instantaneously. It puts all of our safety programs and forms in one location and eliminates having to file paperwork in cardboard boxes. It gives us real time data of who is trained and who has signed off on what documents and who hasn't, and I can see who's designated on what equipment. I can get a snapshot of what's going on in each site from my desktop. Where it made a real difference is when we needed to see who was designated as excavator operators in that area for a last minute task and wanted to make sure they were certified, I was able to get all that information within a few seconds. We're also able to use the AI tool, Rosie, to help start the development of our work instructions for the day, as well as any relevant SWPs we need to review before we go to work. With Rosie you can ask for trends of what you're seeing from incidents, ask to find certain policies or rules within different documents, and see what areas we should focus on for inspections, and it pulls from your database to help point your people in the right direction. I think the customer service is fantastic. I like how when we have ideas we bring it to SALUS and they put it on their road map pretty quickly, versus other worthy rivals who say it's not in their road map. The people that work at SALUS are very personable, likable, and generally trying to give you a tool that helps you be successful in the industry. The initial setup was pretty easy, we had 10 companies switch over and we just did it one by one and rolled it out, and it was pretty seamless. There wasn't much of a learning curve for our folks, even the ones that weren't tech savvy. We recently did a poll and we have a 92% satisfaction across 600 employees. I use it with Power BI to generate more granular incident dashboards.