Real-world scenarios
What it looks like
on the ground.
Features tell you what Inductio does. These are the situations where it actually gets used.
The Monday morning rush
Twenty agency workers arrive at a warehouse gate at 6:15am. No kiosk, no escort, one site manager trying to get the shift started.
The site manager put a QR code and a phone number on the gate board the week before. Each worker texts START. Inductio runs all twenty trails in parallel, each worker at their own pace. The manager watches completions appear on the dashboard. By 6:45, sixteen are through. The four who need help get a nudge. The shift starts on time.
Twenty inductees. Zero escorts. One site manager with a live view.
Features at work
The gate identity check
A contractor arrives at 7am. The gatekeeper doesn't recognise them and wants proof of induction before letting them through.
The worker texts PASS to the Inductio number and reads out the 6-digit code that comes back. The gatekeeper types it into the verify screen and sees the worker's name and their enrolled induction selfie, checked by eye against the face at the gate. Codes last two minutes and are only issued while the worker's induction and documents are current, so a valid code IS the compliance check.
Ten-second identity check. The phone is the authenticator.
Features at work
The CSCS card that nearly lapsed
A subcontractor's CSCS card expires in 30 days. Nobody on site has noticed.
The daily compliance report flags the card to the safety team 30 days out, and keeps flagging it. If it does lapse, the site doesn't need to chase anyone: the next time the worker texts CODE at the gate, Inductio refuses the gate code and tells them exactly why. They photograph the renewed card in the same chat, the new expiry is captured, and the code flows again.
Compliance that enforces itself at the gate.
Features at work
Lone worker, plant room
An engineer is working alone in a restricted plant room. Safety policy requires a welfare check every two hours.
Inductio sends "All OK?" at the two-hour mark. The engineer replies. The check logs automatically. If there is no response within ten minutes, the site contact gets an alert with the worker's name and their last check-in time. No GPS. No location tracking. A missed reply is the signal, and that is exactly the right signal.
Welfare check without surveillance. Non-response is the alarm.
Features at work
The fire alarm
The fire alarm goes off. Forty-seven workers are on site. The H&S manager needs a live count at the muster point.
One tap in the dashboard broadcasts to everyone currently signed in. Responses come back in real time. The H&S manager sees 44 confirmed, 3 outstanding, names on screen rather than a raw number. One worker replies HELP instead of SAFE: they jump to the top of the list flagged red, and the site contact is alerted immediately. The emergency services get a clear picture in under two minutes.
Live roll call. Named non-responders. A HELP reply is never missed.
Features at work
See it for yourself
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