Top 10 Best EHS Software: Choosing the Right Solution for Your Health and Safety Team

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Environmental, health and safety professionals are under constant pressure to protect workers, maintain compliance and support safe operationsoften with limited time and resources.  

These processes grow harder to manage when organizations rely on manual or fragmented systems. Paper-based processes, spreadsheets and disconnected tools create data silos across departments, making it difficult to see a complete picture of EHS performance. Critical information is often stored in different locations or handled inconsistently, which limits visibility and slows decision-making. Manual processes also require significant time for data entry, validation and reporting, reducing the time EHS professionals can spend on proactive risk prevention. 

As your organization grows more complex, you may consider investing in EHS software to help you bring structure and efficiency to your safety program. An EHS software solution creates a single, reliable view of what is happening across your operations. 

Benefits of Consolidating Your EHS System

Consolidating safety processes into a single EHS software platform helps you move away from reactive, manual workflows and toward a proactive approach to health and safety management.  

Benefits of EHS software extend far beyond those seen directly by EHS professionals: 

  • Streamlined operations: A consolidated EHS system brings incident management, audits, compliance requirements and safety training into one platform. This standardizes processes and makes it easier to oversee safety performance across teams, sites and regions. 
  • Reduced unplanned downtime and disruption: By proactively identifying and managing risks, EHS&S technology helps you prevent high‑impact incidents that can lead to shutdowns, closures or production losses.  
  • Automation of routine tasks: In EHS, every second counts. The automation of EHS time-consuming manual tasks such as data entry, report generation and notifications gives EHS professionals back time that can be better spent implementing lifesaving safety practices. 
  • Lower injury, illness and workers’ compensation costs: By reducing the likelihood and severity of incidents, health and safety software helps decrease costs related to absenteeism, workers’ compensation and lost productivity. Improved safety outcomes also support workforce availability and long‑term operational stability. 

When your organization is ready to consolidate your safety processes into a single EHS software platform, you have a range of software vendors to consider. We’ve compiled a list of some of the best options out there. 

10 Best EHS Software Companies

This list reflects widely evaluated EHS platforms for mid‑market and enterprise organizations based on market presence, capabilities and commonly referenced customer feedback. 

1. Evotix

Evotix is the top EHS software for organizations that want one connected platform for health, safety, sustainability and environmental management. Recognized as a “Leader” in the 2025 Verdantix Green Quadrant Report, the Evotix platform was designed by safety professionals to deliver a single source of truth and measurable improvements across health and safety performance. 

Why Evotix leads the competition: 
Evotix unifies core EHS functions in one modern platform, so safety data, actions and insights connect across the entire program. Everything runs on a shared data model with no‑code configuration, role‑based permissions and a mobile experience designed for frontline adoption. 

Key product features and capabilities: 

  • Unified data management that keeps all EHS records consistent across sites and teams 
  • Workflow automation for notifications, escalations and task ownership so actions move forward without manual chasing 
  • Intuitive mobile app for quick capture of incidents, observations and inspections, online or offline 
  • Configurable forms and pages you can adapt without code to match terminology, processes and site needs 
  • Integration readiness via APIs and standard connectors for HR, learning, asset and operational systems 

Best for: 
Evotix is best for mid‑market and enterprise organizations that want a scalable, highly configurable EHS platform teams will actually use, especially those operating across multiple sites or regions who need a consistent yet flexible system.

Praise from customers : 

“It was blatantly obvious from the beginning that Evotix was head-and-shoulders above the rest.”  

— Matthew Murphy, EHS Supervisor, Sig Sauer 

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2. Ideagen

Ideagen provides a broad EHS, quality and compliance platform with coverage that spans document control, enterprise risk, internal audit, GRC and carbon accounting. The company has expanded capabilities through ongoing acquisitions and has recently introduced AI agents across its suite.  

Strengths: 
Ideagen’s appeal is breadth across compliance domains and options for organizations that want EHS integrated with quality and risk functions. The platform emphasizes unified visibility and mobile access with features that surface information across processes.  

Key features: 

  • Document control and quality management  
  • AI‑enhanced, predictive insights 
  • Broad industry coverage, including aviation, government and healthcare 

Praise from customers: 

“Has Ideagen delivered everything we hoped? Absolutely. It is an excellent product for us and has really helped us ensure that we can maintain high and consistent quality standards in all the work that we do.”  

— Nigel Burbidge, Partner & Global Head of Risk Advisory Services, BDO 

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3. Benchmark Gensuite

Benchmark Gensuite is a long-standing EHS provider with an emphasis on AI features and support for global, medium-to-high‐risk industries. The platform is offered as cloud software with flexible configurations and a la carte applications.  

Strengths: 
Benchmark focuses on practical deployment options and a modular approach, so organizations can implement what they need and scale over time. The platform highlights unified data sharing across solutions and integrated AI tools. 

Key features: 

  • Version‑less cloud platform with best‑practice workflows  
  • Unified EHS and sustainability data model for cross‑program reporting  
  • “Genny AI” automation agents 

Praise from customers: 

“The experience I’ve had working with Benchmark Gensuite has been absolutely fantastic! It is a great group of people who are excited about working with subscribers. They provide a positive collaborative relationship.”  

— Robert Hodge, VP, Global Safety, Health & Environment, Ineos Styrolution  

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4. Cority

Cority (formerly Medgate) is an EHSQ platform known for their broad offering of modules and deep occupational health capabilities. CorityOne covers safety, environmental, product stewardship and quality, with recognized strength in OH/IH.  

Strengths: 
Cority emphasizes comprehensive coverage across safety, health and environmental domains with a unified, no-code platform. The software includes tools for health surveillance, exposurtracking and clinical workflows and supports reporting with BI features. 

Key features: 

  • Occupational health and industrial hygiene workflows  
  • Audits and inspections, waste and ESG modules  
  • CorAnalytics with Qlik‑based visual insights and alerts  

Praise from customers: 

“I can’t overstate the value of Cority’s expert knowledge and coaching. Our previous vendor had … IT people. The Cority experts have so much experience and are committed to your success.”  

— Dr. Sara Pasqualoni, Medical Director, Los Alamos National Laboratory 

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5. EHS Insight

EHS Insight is a cloud‑based EHS and safety management platform designed to support organizations in managing incidents, audits, risk and compliance through a single system. The platform is built for both field and office use, with mobile access and offline functionality to support inspections, reporting and data capture across sites. 

Strengths: 
EHS Insight emphasizes usability and flexibility, with configurable workflows that allow organizations to adapt safety processes to their operational needs. The platform highlights mobile‑first access, real‑time dashboards and integrated reporting to help teams track safety performance and compliance activity.

Key features: 

  • AI-powered field suggestion copilot 
  • Straightforward and intuitive UI for quick employee adoption 
  • Mobile app for real‑time reporting and incident documentation 

Praise from customers: 

“With three years of utilization within our organization, we have been able to move over 40 paper-based processes into electronic workflows, allowing for more streamlined and efficient processes.”  

— Nicholas Owens, Vice President, HSE Bristol Bay Industrial 

EHS Insight Home Page Screenshot

6. EcoOnline

EcoOnline is a UK‑based EHSQ platform that has grown through acquisitions to cover safety, chemicals, compliance and ESG. The system offers configurable analytics and dashboards.   

Strengths: 
EcoOnline emphasizes reducing manual effort through digital workflows while improving visibility into safety performance across sites and teams. Mobile access and configurable modules allow organizations to support both frontline workers and management with consistent safety processes. 

Key features: 

  • SDS AI indexing and COSHH workflows   
  • Configurable analytics with out‑of‑the‑box dashboards   
  • Intuitive and configurable interface with UI and setup intended for flexibility without heavy services   

Praise from customers: 

“EcoOnline is simple to use. Everything is now within one portal, we can see all our information in one place. It is easy for our customers to use, making distributing information to them much more effective.”  

— Ketil Hansen, Sales and Product Manager, Valvoline Oil A/S 

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7. Quartex

Quartex (formerly INX Software) is an Australia‑based EHS, GRC and workforce management provider with a concentration in high‑risk, asset‑intensive industries. The company offers options for cloud or on‑premise deployment.   

Strengths: 
Quartex has a strong history supporting organizations in the mining industry and those with capabilities that extend to ESG disclosure and GRC. The platform can be cost‑competitive with flexibility for IT control. 

Key features: 

  • ESG and compliance features with disclosure support   
  • Industry‑specific workflows for high‑risk operations   
  • On‑premise option for strict data residency needs   

Praise from customers: 

“We see Quartex’s journey management system as a crucial tool to assist us in meeting our Zero Harm value, which includes monitoring and confirming the safe completion of staff journeys into remote locations.” 

 — Chris Comyns, GM Global Digital Operations, CR Mining 

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8. Enablon

Enablon is a global EHS, sustainability and operational risk platform for large enterprises. It is part of Wolters Kluwer and known for configurability and scale with integrated risk and sustainability features.   

Strengths: 
Enablon provides an enterprise-level EHSQ and sustainability platform designed to manage safety, environmental performance, operational risk and ESG data. Its scale and configurability make it suitable for organizations managing complex operations and governance requirements.

Key features: 

  • High configurability for complex processes and hierarchies   
  • Intuitive incident reporting, audits and inspections and operational risk workflows 
  • Environmental compliance and ESG reporting with emissions tracking and audit‑ready data structures 
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9. HSI Donesafe

HSI Donesafe is a cloud EHSQ platform that brings health, safety, environment, quality and risk management together in one system. The software is designed to be configurable and easy to adopt, replacing spreadsheets and disconnected tools with a single platform. 

Strengths: 
Donesafe emphasizes simplicity for end users and flexibility for administrators, offering no-code configuration so organizations can align forms and workflows to their processes. The platform highlights visibility across programs with dashboards, notifications and mobile access intended to engage frontline workers and leadership.

Key features: 

  • Core EHS modules with simple configuration featuring custom dashboards and automated reports 
  • Configurable, no-code workflows to match organizational processes and reduce reliance on manual tools 
  • Real-time reporting and analytics on web and mobile, online and offline 

Praise from customers: 

“Health and safety is part of the DNA here at Turners. It’s not just about compliance; it’s about ensuring our people are safe and engaged. Since adopting Donesafe, we’ve seen our health and safety scores climb, and that’s been reflected in our overall employee engagement, which is now in the top 5% globally.”  

— Greg Hedgepeth, CEO, Turners 

HSI Donesafe Home Page Screenshot

10. KPA

KPA provides EHS software and consulting services centered on the Vera Suite platform, with tools for auto dealers and multi‑location operations to streamline safety programs and compliance tasks in a single system. 

Strengths: 
KPA’s approach combines purpose‑built EHS software with an emphasis on practical usability and program oversight across sites. The platform highlights a mobile app for in‑field reporting, compliance libraries mapped to federal and state requirements, and task management and dashboards.

Key features: 

  • KPA Flex with mobile usability and above‑average UI scores 
  • Integrated LMS with a large training library   
  • In‑house consulting resources to support implementations   

Praise from customers: 

“Having a structured and reputable compliance partner like KPA takes away all the guesswork.”  

— Chris Simpson, VP of Finance Operations, LAcarGUY 

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How To Choose the Right Health and Safety Software Solution for Your Organization

With a wide range of health and safety software providers on the market, choosing the right solution starts with understanding your organization’s specific needs. To help shift through the noise, it is important to evaluate where EHS software will have the biggest impact.  

If your organization …  Look for software with … 
Operates across multiple sites, regions or business units  Configurable workflowsrole-based permissions and hierarchical reporting  
Relies on spreadsheets, email or paper for incidents, audits and training  Centralized modulestemplated formsmobile data capture (online/offline) and automated notifications 
Needs faster, more consistent incident response and follow-up  Workflow automationescalation rulescorrective and preventive actions (CAPA) with owners and due dates and real-time alerts 
Struggles to get a unified view of performance  Single data model across modules, dashboards and export-ready datasets 
Has a distributed or remote workforce  Mobile-first UXoffline mode, quick incident capture and multilingual support 
Wants to elevate frontline engagement and reporting  Guided forms, engaging microlearning and streamlined feedback loops  

Is early in digital transformation and needs fast time-to-value 

Preconfigured best-practice workflowsguided implementationrole-based onboarding and admin tools that don’t require heavy IT support 
Anticipates growth, acquisitions or organizational change  Scalabilityflexible org hierarchiesdata partitioning and configuration over customization to keep future changes manageable 

Start by selecting the features that best reflect your current pain points and short-term goals. Those rows define your must-have capabilities and provide a clear lens for comparing vendors. From there: 

  • Analyze current pain points and priorities: Identify where manual processes are creating the most friction. Clear priorities help narrow the field to solutions that address real operational challenges. 
  • Weight your priorities: Not every feature needs to be best-in-class. Focus on the ones tied to outcomes you can measure (e.g., incident close-out time, audit completion rates, leading indicator adoption). 
  • Plan for adoption: Ask about mobile usability, form configuration and how frontline teams will engage with the software. After all, the success of any software is determined not by its features alone but by how easily the people who need it can actually use it. 

How To Prepare For a Software Evaluation

Before you meet with any of the software providers on this list, it’s important to approach your software evaluation with care and preparationEvaluate how mature your organization is and come prepared with your top needs and priorities. Be prepared to talk about your short-term and long-term goals. Remember, your software provider should grow with your needs and be a constant support for you. 

Final Considerations

The right EHS software should be one that fits your organization. To talk about your software needs, schedule a call with one of our EHS professionals. 

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This article was developed by Evotix’s team of health and safety professionals. With backgrounds across EHS&S, our experts collaborate to share practical insights and proven strategies to help organizations strengthen their EHS&S programs.

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