Tell GED what your site does. It builds the full register of safety & health obligations you're actually subject to — with the legal basis on every line — then watches every date, reads the renewal off the certificate you upload, and drafts the paperwork the inspector asks for.
or get early access →Ten questions about your site — what you make, how many people, what equipment and chemicals are on the floor. GED returns the obligations that apply to you, each with its legal basis, its cycle and a suggested owner. Accept, edit, or drop them line by line.
Every obligation traces to a real legal reference we maintain by hand, per country. The model maps your site to the catalogue; it never invents an article number.
The register is a starting point, not a verdict. Accept, edit or drop each line before it goes live.
Romanian and German obligation sets are maintained separately, in the language of the authority that issues them.
Every obligation, colour-coded by status, filtered by area, owner or type. This is what an EHS manager opens on Monday morning instead of a spreadsheet nobody trusts.
Every obligation on one board, colour-coded valid, expiring or overdue. Filter by area, owner or type.
Alerts at 60, 30 and 7 days that go to the responsible owner — and escalate if a renewal slips past its date.
A timestamped PDF register, with the certificate behind each item, ready for any inspection.
Upload the list you already keep. GED reads the columns, maps them, and builds your live register.
Run several sites, each with its own board and owners, from a single account.
Admin, manager and viewer access, with every change to a date logged and timestamped.
Training, equipment, chemicals, permits — each is just an obligation with a validity date, an owner and a certificate. One model covers every kind, so nothing falls through a gap between systems.
GED builds the register of obligations your site is actually subject to, with the legal basis on each line. Or import the spreadsheet you already keep.
Upload the PDF or a photo. GED reads the validity date off the document and fills the record — you check it, not type it.
One board for the whole site: valid, expiring soon, overdue. Filter by area, owner or type.
Reminders reach the right person 60, 30 and 7 days out, and escalate to the owner if a renewal slips past its date.
Own safety instructions, chemical instruction sheets, training topics, risk assessment scaffolding. GED drafts them from your register, in your language, referencing your equipment. Every document it produces comes back into the register with its own review date, so the file you signed this year can't quietly go stale.
GED drafts. It does not certify. Every generated document is a draft for review and sign-off by your own competent person or external prevention service — that responsibility stays where the law puts it.
Every obligation carries its certificate, its dates, and a timestamped history of who renewed what. Export the whole register as a PDF the moment an ITM or audit team asks. The proof is already assembled. Every date change, every uploaded certificate and every generated document carries a timestamp and an actor — an immutable trail, not a folder someone tidied up the night before.
GED holds obligation dates and their certificates, and only the personal data a reminder actually needs. Minimisation is the design, not an afterthought.
We store what an obligation is and when it's due — not sensitive detail behind it. Export and right to erasure built in.
Your data stays hosted in the EU. No transfer to third parties, ever.
Admins, managers and viewers see exactly what they should — nothing more.
The model maps your site to a legal catalogue we curate by hand — it never generates a legal reference. Drafts are drafts until a competent person signs them. Your data is never used to train anyone's model.
Open the demo register and see a real site's year — 34 obligations, three of them already red.