EHS Hero Alternatives
5 of 74 products that share a software category or a capability term with EHS Hero, matched on what their records document.
Alternative products to investigate
Products whose records share the most documented attributes with EHS Hero: Ecesis, Evotix, SciSure Health & Safety (EHS), SoftExpert and Tekmon (alphabetical, not a ranking).
Tekmon pays for sponsored placements on this site; its place in this list follows the same rule as every entry. EHS Hero record checked 2 October 2026. Sources and limitations in the EHS Hero profile · How candidates are matched · Already using EHS Hero? What to check before switching
EHS Hero's own record: categories, offline status, pricing and trial
Software categories: EHS Management, Incident Management and Chemical & SDS Management. Offline filter: Not yet classified. Pricing: EHS Hero has no verified published paid amount recorded (model: “Not published; trial available on request”). Trial: trial or demo on request.
- Ecesis
Shares: EHS Management, Incident Management, Chemical & SDS Management, Audits & Inspections and 2 more
Why listed, where it differs, against EHS Hero
Why listed: Categories shared with EHS Hero: EHS Management, Incident Management and Chemical & SDS Management. Tags shared with EHS Hero: Audits & Inspections, Chemical Management and SDS Management. Capability names sharing a term: EHS Hero's “Incident and near-miss reporting and investigation” and Ecesis' “Incident reporting and investigation”; EHS Hero's “Audits and inspections” and Ecesis' “Inspections and audits”. Pricing: Ecesis and EHS Hero have no verified published paid amount recorded.
Where it differs: Trial: Ecesis, trial status not established; EHS Hero, trial or demo on request. Conditional in Ecesis' record (2 of 4 capabilities): “Environmental modules such as SPCC and stormwater” and “Safety modules including hazard analysis, ISO 45001, emergency planning and document management”.
Against EHS Hero: Documented, sharing no word with any capability, category or tag in the other record: Ecesis, “Deployment, data exchange and onboarding”; EHS Hero, “Regulatory permit register and renewals” and “Corrective and preventive actions”. Pricing model: Ecesis, “Quote-based plans (Small Business, Medium Business, Enterprise) by modules and users”; EHS Hero, “Not published; trial available on request”.
- Evotix
Shares: EHS Management, Incident Management, Chemical & SDS Management and Chemical Management
Why listed, where it differs, against EHS Hero
Why listed: Categories shared with EHS Hero: EHS Management, Incident Management and Chemical & SDS Management. Tags shared with EHS Hero: Chemical Management. Capability names sharing a term: EHS Hero's “Incident and near-miss reporting and investigation” and Evotix's “Incident, risk and inspection workflows”; EHS Hero's “Audits and inspections” and Evotix's “EHS audit findings and corrective actions”. Pricing: Evotix and EHS Hero have no verified published paid amount recorded.
Where it differs: Offline filter: Evotix, documented offline workflow; EHS Hero, not yet classified. Trial: Evotix, trial status not established; EHS Hero, trial or demo on request. Software categories assigned to Evotix only: Contractor Safety Management. Conditional in Evotix's record (2 of 4 capabilities): “SDS and chemical management” and “OSHA and RIDDOR tracking”.
Against EHS Hero: Documented, sharing no word with any capability, category or tag in the other record: Evotix, “Environmental activity records”. Pricing model: Evotix, “Scoped subscription plus implementation”; EHS Hero, “Not published; trial available on request”.
- SciSure Health & Safety (EHS)
Shares: EHS Management, Chemical & SDS Management, Incident Management, Chemical Management and 1 more
Why listed, where it differs, against EHS Hero
Why listed: Categories shared with EHS Hero: EHS Management and Chemical & SDS Management. Tags shared with EHS Hero: Incident Management, Chemical Management and SDS Management. Capability names sharing a term: EHS Hero's “Incident and near-miss reporting and investigation” and SciSure Health & Safety (EHS)'s “Incident and near-miss reporting”; EHS Hero's “Audits and inspections” and SciSure Health & Safety (EHS)'s “Inspections and audits”. Pricing: SciSure Health & Safety (EHS) and EHS Hero have no verified published paid amount recorded.
Where it differs: Conditional in SciSure Health & Safety (EHS)'s record: “Access control and third-party connections”.
Against EHS Hero: Documented, sharing no word with any capability, category or tag in the other record: SciSure Health & Safety (EHS), “Protocol and biosafety approvals” and “Radioisotope records” (2 of 4); EHS Hero, “Corrective and preventive actions”. Pricing model: SciSure Health & Safety (EHS), “Quote or sales contact; the reviewed pages show no amount”; EHS Hero, “Not published; trial available on request”.
- SoftExpert
Shares: EHS Management, Incident Management, Audits & Inspections and CAPA Management
Why listed, where it differs, against EHS Hero
Why listed: Categories shared with EHS Hero: EHS Management. Tags shared with EHS Hero: Incident Management, Audits & Inspections and CAPA Management. Capability names sharing a term: EHS Hero's “Incident and near-miss reporting and investigation” and SoftExpert's “Incident and near-miss reporting”; EHS Hero's “Audits and inspections” and SoftExpert's “Audits and checklists”.
Where it differs: Pricing: SoftExpert publishes $30.00 per month at one user for the Risks Start plan, shown on the English pricing page only after that need is chosen (check product, module and purchase scope); EHS Hero has no verified published paid amount recorded. Trial: SoftExpert, trial status not established; EHS Hero, trial or demo on request. Software categories assigned to SoftExpert only: Quality Management Systems (QMS). Software categories assigned to EHS Hero only: Chemical & SDS Management. Conditional in SoftExpert's record: “Mobile and offline use” and “ESG-style indicators and exports”.
Against EHS Hero: Documented, sharing no word with any capability, category or tag in the other record: SoftExpert, “Document control and licence records”. Pricing model: SoftExpert, “Self-service monthly per-user plans (Start, Standard, Premium) for a chosen need; Enterprise on request”; EHS Hero, “Not published; trial available on request”.
- Tekmon
Shares: EHS Management, Incident Management, Audits & Inspections, CAPA Management and 1 more
Why listed, where it differs, against EHS Hero
Why listed: Categories shared with EHS Hero: EHS Management. Tags shared with EHS Hero: Incident Management, Audits & Inspections, CAPA Management and Chemical Management. Capability names sharing a term: EHS Hero's “Incident and near-miss reporting and investigation” and Tekmon's “Incident capture, routing and follow-up”; EHS Hero's “Audits and inspections” and Tekmon's “Configurable audit and inspection templates”. Pricing: Tekmon and EHS Hero have no verified published paid amount recorded.
Where it differs: Offline filter: Tekmon, documented offline workflow; EHS Hero, not yet classified. Trial: Tekmon, free trial documented; EHS Hero, trial or demo on request. Software categories assigned to Tekmon only: Quality Management Systems (QMS) and CMMS & Maintenance Management. Conditional in Tekmon's record (2 of 5 capabilities): “ERP and reporting connections” and “CAPA assignment and approval”.
Against EHS Hero: Documented, sharing no word with any capability, category or tag in the other record: Tekmon, “Offline work instructions” and “Maintenance and asset workflows” (2 of 8). Pricing model: Tekmon, “Enterprise subscription; custom quote”; EHS Hero, “Not published; trial available on request”.
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Already using EHS Hero? What its record leaves open
Limitations the EHS Hero profile records:
- No price, plan or unit is published
- Offline use, integrations and security attestations are not described
- Regulatory content is described only for US agencies
Available only under stated conditions or not documented (checked 2 October 2026): Regulatory updates, plan builder and training materials; Mobile access; Advanced Analytics. Check each against the contract you hold.
EHS Hero evaluation checks, for every candidate
- Module scope and price: Obtain a written quote naming each module, site and user count, and ask whether Advanced Analytics and training content are included. Source
- Record completeness: Check that incident, audit and job hazard records capture the fields your programme needs, and that OSHA outputs are reviewed before use. Source
- Findings to action: Trace an audit finding and an incident through to a CAPA task, owner, reminder and closure evidence. Source
- Chemical library upkeep: Confirm how SDS updates arrive, who reviews them and how labels are checked against source data. Source
- Permit register scope: Confirm that the register covers the regulatory permits you hold, the conditions you must track and the renewal alerts you need. Source
- Ownership and continuity: Ask about current ownership, the product roadmap and how the former BasicSafe applications relate to the EHS Hero management tool. Source
Leaving EHS Hero: what to plan for
- Separate the software from the content bundled with it. The trial page names federal and state regulatory updates, customised EHS plans, regulation comparison and instructor-led training materials, but the record says what each subscription includes is not stated. Before giving notice, list the plans you built and the materials you actually use, and ask how training completion is recorded, since the record does not say.
- Bring out the incident history together with its reasoning. The record describes automatic OSHA 300 and 301 forms generated from entered data and a causal analysis questionnaire, while the team keeps the recordability decision. A new system receives data, not that judgement, so export the questionnaire answers and the notes behind each recordable case as well as the forms.
- Links between records are what a flat export loses. The module pages describe audit findings feeding corrective actions and safety data sheets linking to job hazard analyses, and the dashboards present rates such as TRIR, DART and LTR over that data. Ask for the relationships in the export, then plan to rebuild the dashboards, because the record also says available analysis depends on the management tools in use.
Who may have reason to stay with EHS Hero
- Location matters more than features here. The pages describe regulatory content for OSHA, EPA and DOT, and say coverage for other countries is not described. A multi-site US operation that relies on that content from the same vendor as its records has something specific to replace, whereas a site outside the US should treat the content as unestablished for its own jurisdiction rather than assume it applies.
- Ownership alone is a thin basis for moving. The record cites an older release for the parent company and says current ownership was not checked, so the same question has to be put to any replacement as well. Ask this vendor how the former BasicSafe applications relate to the management tool, and about the roadmap, then weigh the answers against the cost of migrating years of records.
- A move would not settle two gaps. The reviewed pages do not describe offline use, so crews with weak signal cannot yet be told whether anything is saved, and the same test has to be run on any candidate. The permit tool is described as a record keeper, so approval processes are not described in the record, and a team that needs one has to ask this vendor and any candidate.
What to test in a trial of a replacement for EHS Hero
- Raise an incident on the device your staff will actually carry, then ask to see the OSHA 300 and 301 output and who has to confirm recordability. Do the same on a candidate and compare how many fields the form fills automatically and how many a person still types. A tool that produces forms without a visible review step shifts a decision the team is meant to keep.
- Load a real set of safety data sheets and ask how revisions arrive. For this product the demo asks to show update notices when a manufacturer revises a sheet and to link a sheet to a job hazard analysis. On a candidate, add who reviews each update and how generated labels are checked against the source data, then record the answers in writing.
- Test permits with your own register in hand. Upload an existing permit document, build a second record, show the conditions and history, then assign an owner and a renewal timeline and watch what alert and task result. Check that the register holds the permit types you actually carry and that a link from the permit file shows up in another module.
Conditions and sources in the EHS Hero profile · Recorded commercial terms
EHS Hero alternatives — frequently asked questions
Which EHS Hero alternatives have published amounts?
Published amounts (see each profile's product, module and purchase scope): SoftExpert. No verified published paid amount recorded: Ecesis, Evotix, SciSure Health & Safety (EHS) and Tekmon. EHS Hero has no verified published paid amount recorded.
Which EHS Hero alternatives have a documented offline workflow?
Documented offline workflow: Evotix and Tekmon. Not yet classified: Ecesis, SciSure Health & Safety (EHS) and SoftExpert. Offline filter: EHS Hero, not yet classified.
Which EHS Hero alternatives document a free trial?
Free trial documented: Tekmon. Trial or demo on request: SciSure Health & Safety (EHS). Trial status not established: Ecesis, Evotix and SoftExpert. Trial: EHS Hero, trial or demo on request.