Safesite vs Tap Into Safety

Safesite is a digital safety management platform for recording workplace safety actions and managing safety programs. Teams can schedule and track inspections, create safety tasks, raise hazards, and use or customize compliance checklists. It also supports meetings, observations, equipment inspections, and incident reports; reports can notify stakeholders and be added to an OSHA log. Its dashboard presents leading-indicator analytics, a Safesite Score, and compliance reporting. Safesite says core features work offline and saved work syncs when connectivity returns. The app supports English, Spanish, French, and Portuguese on Android, iOS, and the web. Before mobile users can join an organization’s projects, an administrator must create its account through the desktop portal. New users outside the US, Canada, Brazil, and Mexico cannot download the app from app stores; Safesite recommends its browser interface instead. The free plan is free and limits reporting to the last 30 days. Premium costs $16 a month per member, with a 20% annual billing discount.

Tap Into Safety provides online training for Australian workplaces across safety, induction, leadership, governance, compliance, and employee mental health literacy. Its subscription includes access to more than 200 pre-built courses and assessments in multiple languages. Safety lessons can use 360-degree workplace scenes in which employees identify hazards and ways to control them. Course Builder lets customers create courses, edit TIS courses, prepare assessments, and attach documents for acknowledgement. Reporting covers individual and company-wide course results and knowledge gaps, with certificates and webhook result transfer. The platform supports SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 4th Edition, as well as API, webhooks, single sign-on, and links from an LMS or portal. SCORM packages do not issue TIS completion certificates; completion tracking remains with the customer’s LMS. Training works online on computers and tablets, and most courses can be accessed on mobile phones. The free demo costs nothing for seven days of selected courses. Annual unlimited-use subscriptions are listed from $3,000 a year, with fees varying by employee range.