18
Dec
Controls Archives - Hasmate
40
archive,category,category-controls,category-40,cookies-not-set,ajax_fade,page_not_loaded,,qode_grid_1300,footer_responsive_adv,qode-child-theme-ver-1.0.0,qode-theme-ver-13.3,qode-theme-hasmate health and safety systems,wpb-js-composer js-comp-ver-7.9,vc_responsive
Controls
05
Mar
Using Notifications in Incidents
For information on the new Notifications and Printable Profiles upgrade, click here. Using the Notifications section in Incidents is separate to the automated incident profile emails sent, if you use the Incident Email field in Control, or if you use the individual Incident Email field against a Business Level 1. For...
11
Aug
How to use alerts
Alerts appear on the first screen ("Home"), when you login to the Hasmate program. You can see 15 alerts at any one time, and you can click through pages of alerts if you wish. You can also click on the “Search” button to the right of the “System Alerts” heading. This...
31
Jan
Alert Notifications
Every expiry date or next review date in the Hasmate program creates an alert, when the date is getting near. These alerts appear on the home screen, once you've logged into the Hasmate program. 30 to 60 days is the most popular alert notification time used, and this can be controlled...
10:21 /
Controls
09
Jan
Using Incident Email field
When an incident occurs in your workplace, it's important the PCBU/s are aware - whether the incident is notifiable, or minor. The Hasmate program is built to encourage notifying the appropriate people in your workplace when an incident is entered into the program - they will receive a copy of the...
26
Feb
Master Files
Master Files must be set up for all modules in Hasmate. To keep Hasmate flexible for all its clients, most Master Files are not set up for you, which allows you to set them up to meet your needs. If you have any questions about a particular Master File, and...
26
Feb
What are Business Levels?
The Hasmate program uses "Business Levels" to help separate data for reporting and security. Separating your data makes reporting more accurate. Separating your data means that you can set up user logins, but for users to only see data appropriate to their part of the business. E.g. you can separate your data...
25
Feb