The safety platform
Every report, inspection and corrective action from every site you run lands in one record. ASIP’s intelligence reads that record next to weather and public regulatory sources, and returns answers your team can check and act on.
This app is powered by ASIP Technologies, Inc.
How it works
Data in. Intelligence in the middle. Decisions out.
Everything your people record, and the public sources that matter to your sites, go into one ASIP record. ASIP’s intelligence reads all of it together. What comes out shows its evidence, and a person decides.
Data in
From the frontline
ASIP Go
Reports, inspections and safety questions, from the phones in your crews’ hands.
From your own records
Incident, hazard and near-miss reports
Every report is reviewed by a person before it joins the record.
Inspections and audits
Equipment, site and compliance checks, with their findings.
Risk assessments and corrective actions
What was decided, who owns it and whether it is overdue.
Training, equipment and documents
Who is trained, which equipment is out of service and which procedure is current.
From weather and the environment
Station weather and air quality
Temperature, air quality, UV and six-hour rain and storm risk, tied to each station.
NOAA climate normals
Each station is compared with its own normal, so 100 °F reads differently in Phoenix and in Anchorage.
Lightning reports
From a third-party network, where you switch it on. Shown with their source and age.
From government and regulatory sources
Federal regulations
Text from the eCFR and the Federal Register, read on a schedule.
OSHA guidance
Interpretation and guidance pages from osha.gov, read on a schedule.
NTSB investigation records
Public cases, used as precedent when you investigate.
ASIP intelligence
One record, read as a whole.
One record
Every programme writes to the same record, so nothing is joined by hand.
Evidence first
Every answer names the records and sources behind it. With no source, it says so instead of guessing.
Your data stays yours
Each customer works in an isolated workspace.
A person decides
ASIP suggests. It does not approve a risk assessment, declare a root cause, close an investigation or order a stop.
Decisions out
Investigation assistance
Asks for the answers an investigation still needs, brings in related records and public NTSB cases, and keeps the timeline in one place. The investigator writes the findings.
Built from: Incident, hazard and near-miss reports, Inspections and audits and NTSB investigation records
Root cause guidance
Walks the team through HFACS so an investigation does not stop at “human error”. Then it helps choose fixes with HFIX and FACES, instead of defaulting to retraining.
Built from: Incident, hazard and near-miss reports and Risk assessments and corrective actions
A risk rating for every location
Each station’s risk is shown as expected against observed, with the trend, the confidence, the factors behind it and a recommended action. There is no hidden score.
Built from: Incident, hazard and near-miss reports, Inspections and audits, Risk assessments and corrective actions and Station weather and air quality
Weather alerts for each station
Weather and air-quality risk for the next six hours, set against that station’s own normal, and carried into shift briefings. Lightning is shown as the network reported it. ASIP does not detect lightning or order a stop.
Built from: Station weather and air quality, NOAA climate normals and Lightning reports
Answers on the frontline
Ask ASIP, inside ASIP Go, answers from your own manuals and procedures first, with numbered sources. If it cannot verify an answer, it says it is unavailable.
Built from: ASIP Go and Training, equipment and documents
Regulatory watch and audit records
Changed rules arrive with what changed and what they may affect. A person reviews each update before it reaches you. OSHA 300, 300A and 301 records are kept as the work is recorded.
Built from: Federal regulations, OSHA guidance and Risk assessments and corrective actions
ASIP Screens (coming soon) will show the same status on the shared screens people already look at.
The ASIP family
One family. One record.
Each product does one job in the field. ASIP Go writes straight to the record. ASIP Reception’s visitor presence is being connected to it, so an evacuation roll call can use the same record.
ASIP
The record and the intelligence. Where leaders review, investigate and decide.
ASIP Go
Frontline reports, inspections and Ask ASIP, on a phone.
ASIP Reception
NewKiosk visitor sign-in and evacuation roll call.
ASIP Passport
NewThe free visitor app that speeds up check-in at Reception kiosks.
ASIP Screens
Coming soonSafety status on shared screens in the hangar, the floor and the lobby.
ASIP Connect
Coming soonPush-to-talk over LTE, on the phones your team already carries.
ASIP Halo
Coming soonTimed check-ins for people who work alone or far from help.
ASIP Verify
Coming soon
The cost
Better answers. A smaller bill.
Safety software is usually bought one tool and one seat at a time. ASIP is priced on your industry, the people you cover and your sites. Every module that applies is included, with no per-user fee.
What each part costs
- ASIP
- From $100 a month, set by industry, people and sites. In the example below: $1,499 a month, or $14,990 a year prepaid.
- ASIP Go
- No separate price is published. It works with your ASIP subscription.
- ASIP Reception
- Free with ASIP. On its own: $495 a year for the first kiosk, $250 a year for each extra kiosk.
- ASIP Passport
- Free.
- ASIP Screens
- Two screens free, then $10 a month for the third screen and $6 a month for each one after that.
- ASIP Connect
- Coming soon. No price yet.
- ASIP Halo
- Coming soon. No price yet.
- ASIP Verify
- Coming soon. No price yet.
A typical mid-size ground handler
150 people at 4 sites, priced from the published matrix.
ASIP, everything in one record
$14,990 a year
$1,499 a month. Annual prepaid is ten months for twelve. Unlimited seats.
Two separate tools for the same people
$33,288 to $131,400 a year
Inspections and audits: Mitti (by SafetyCulture) at $24 per seat per month. Incidents and EHS core: Intelex at $49. Seats run from a quarter of staff to all of them: 38 to 150.
The difference
$18,298 to $116,410 less a year
Not counted: training, document control, chemical inventory, visitor management, screens, weather and regulatory tools. Most of those vendors publish no price, so we left them out rather than guess.
Also left out: the time your team spends reconciling systems, information that arrives late, and audit preparation. Those costs are real. We will not put a number on them for you.
List prices as published by each vendor, last checked 16 August 2026. Your own quote may differ. A flat-rate tool for audits and inspections only can cost less than ASIP. It does not cover the rest of the record.
The real dashboard
Station risk, open actions, incident trends and the reports waiting on review — one screen.
Leadership opens the same records the frontline filed from ASIP Go, the same day. This is the actual platform dashboard, not a mock-up of one.
What runs on it
One record in, intelligence out.
Eighteen programmes, one data model
Incident reporting, inspections, risk assessments, fleet, SDS inventory, audits, investigations, corrective actions, DOT programmes, learning, recognition and the rest — built in-house on one record, not bolted together.
An intelligence layer that shows its work
Recommendations arrive with evidence and sources attached. Early risk alerts raise before the loss lands. Plain-language answers come back in seconds, from your data alone.
Dashboards by role, region and site
A station manager, a regional director and the executive team each open the same record and see their own cut of it — the exact dashboard on this page, not a rendering of it.
Audit output in the shape auditors ask for
OSHA 300, 300A and 301 maintained as the record runs, plus the ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 evidence trails — simple upload to IT when the auditor arrives.
ASIP Go
The frontline app that feeds this screen — reports, inspections and safety answers from the field.
ASIP Reception
Kiosk visitor management, included with the platform — or standalone from $495 a year.
Security position
Isolated workspaces, in-region data, every access logged — published and dated, including what we are not yet certified to.