TenForce's pages describe a modular EHSQ platform with 18 listed modules. The incident page covers mobile and offline reporting, root cause methods, notifications, dashboards and reuse of incident data for OSHA records. The permit to work page describes electronic permit forms, risk assessments, isolation and lockout/tagout links and simultaneous operations checks. The audit, CAPA and compliance calendar pages describe checklists with offline sync, actions with owners and deadlines, root cause and effectiveness checks, and scheduled compliance tasks, with Enhesa regulatory content as an external option. The vendor's blog states ISO 27001, 9001 and 14001 certification.
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Sites with high-risk maintenance or project work that want incident, permit, audit, corrective action and change records linked in one configurable platform. Pricing, trial terms, integrations, APIs, single sign-on, hosting location and data retention are not described on the reviewed pages. Several features are marked optional or external: Site Layout is described as optional and Enhesa content as one of several possible sources. Certificate scope, certifying body and dates are not shown on the blog page, which points to a vendor Trust Vault. Figures such as percentage improvements on module pages are vendor statements and are not used here.
Watch for: No price, plan or trial terms are shown on the reviewed pages.
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TenForce is an EHSQ software vendor based in Leuven, Belgium. Its about page says the company began in 2001 and joined Elisa Industriq in 2021, and states 180,000+ active users, 20+ countries and 1,000+ locations (vendor statements). An independent trade report dated 8 September 2021 describes Elisa acquiring a majority stake and TenForce continuing as an independent company. The modules page lists 18 modules, including incident management, permit to work, audits and inspections, CAPA, lockout/tagout, management of change, document control, risk, quality, contractor, environmental and shift management. This profile covers the TenForce EHSQ platform as described on those pages. It does not cover other Elisa Industriq business units.
| Capability | Evidence | Scope and source |
|---|---|---|
| Incident and near-miss management | Documented by vendor | The incident page describes capturing and investigating incidents and near misses, root cause methods such as Five Whys and cause and effect analysis, rule-based email notifications, dashboards, photo capture, and reuse of incident information for OSHA 300 log, 301 report and 300A summary records. OSHA records are relevant to US reporting; confirm which other regulatory formats are supported. TenForce incident management module, checked 2 October 2026 |
| Permit to work with isolation and simultaneous operations | Documented by vendor | The permit page describes electronic permit forms for a task, equipment and location, integrated risk assessments, approval or rejection, issue once isolations, lockout/tagout and simultaneous operations measures are in place, and stored permit history. Confirm how the checks are configured for your site. TenForce permit to work module, checked 2 October 2026TenForce lockout/tagout module, checked 2 October 2026 |
| Audits and inspections | Documented by vendor | The audit page describes audit plans, scheduling with alerts, digital checklists on a mobile device with offline sync, findings with attachments, actions with an owner, priority and deadline, shared audit templates and question libraries across sites, and dashboards. Audit standards or checklists supplied by the vendor are not itemised. TenForce audits and inspections module, checked 2 October 2026 |
8 additional areas. Status describes reviewed sources, not hands-on performance.
Also watch for: Integrations, API, single sign-on and hosting details are not described on the reviewed pages. Some capabilities, such as Site Layout and Enhesa content, are optional or external.
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The vendor pages reviewed on 2 October 2026 show no price, plan or tier. The pricing address on the vendor site returned HTTP 404, and the site navigation has a demo booking link but no pricing or trial link. A page titled "Get Free Trial Access Now" offers only a demo booking route and states no trial terms. Ask for a written quote that names the modules, the number of sites and users, optional items such as Site Layout and the Enhesa regulatory content, implementation, training, support, hosting and renewal terms.
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Incident management, permit to work, audits and inspections, CAPA, lockout/tagout, compliance calendar and the other modules listed on the TenForce modules page.
Ask the vendor to identify the product, region, modules, billing unit, contract term and included services in writing.
The incident and audit pages describe completing reports and checklists on a mobile device without a connection and syncing later. Offline use is not described on the reviewed permit to work, lockout/tagout and CAPA pages, so test those in a plant area with no signal.
Star ratings and review counts from the old catalog are not shown: no source for them was recorded.
