A shared evidence workspace
Keep projects, workplace media, pose references, method inputs, results, and reports connected.
Occupational ergonomics workspace
Organize workplace media, established assessment methods, revisions, and reports inside a tenant-aware professional workspace.
EvidenceTen assessment engines share one evidence, project, revision, and reporting architecture; launch remains subject to qualified scoring review.
Product overview
Clear product boundaries are part of the design: capability, evidence, and current maturity are stated separately.
Keep projects, workplace media, pose references, method inputs, results, and reports connected.
RULA, REBA, Revised NIOSH Lifting, OWAS, OCRA, ROSA, Strain Index, Snook, ISO 11228 screening, and MMH use typed calculation modules.
The system structures evidence and calculations; qualified assessors remain responsible for representative inputs, interpretation, and recommendations.
Workflow
Set up a tenant-scoped project and assessment record.
Upload an approved image or video and position the pose overlay against visible work posture.
Select the assessment method that fits the task and complete its structured worksheet.
Inspect score breakdown, confidence, context, and method-specific qualifications.
Create an immutable result revision and generate a private, signed-link report artifact.
Capabilities
Each capability supports the product's defined workflow; none is presented as a substitute for qualified review.
A registry-driven architecture supports ten implemented modules and future approved methods.
Review private image or video evidence with zoom, rotation, pose overlay, joint editing, side selection, and bounded undo/redo.
Method-specific inputs and score breakdowns make the calculation path reviewable.
Organizations, roles, projects, and row-level security separate customer work.
Drafts use optimistic concurrency; completion creates an immutable result revision.
Generate PDF, XLSX, and PNG outputs and retrieve stored artifacts through signed links.
Product interface
Representative views based on the implemented ErgoThrive workspace.
Evidence, posture references, method inputs, and scoring context share one review surface.
Structured inputs preserve the calculation path instead of reducing the work to one score.
Inputs, result, evidence, and method version retained.
Completed revisions and generated artifacts remain associated with the assessment record.
Example outputs
A portable assessment summary with organization and assessor context.
A spreadsheet output for downstream review and controlled analysis.
A shareable image of the scored assessment summary.
Supported file formats
Stored in private tenant-aware media storage.
Browser playback still depends on codec support.
Generated artifacts are stored privately and accessed with signed links.
Used for controlled organization branding.
Privacy and data handling
Validation
Engineering verification complete; domain review remains a launch gateCalculation engines have deterministic fixtures and runtime input validation. Before commercial launch, scoring fixtures and recommendation language still require review by qualified ergonomists.
Pricing and access
No hidden enterprise tier, artificial urgency, or unsupported assurance.
Evaluation access
For qualified users reviewing the current workflow and limitations.
Design-partner pilot
For organizations able to participate in structured domain and workflow feedback.
Frequently asked questions
RULA, REBA, Revised NIOSH Lifting, OWAS, OCRA, ROSA, Strain Index, Snook table-value analysis, ISO 11228-1 screening, and configurable manual-material-handling screening.
No. It calculates and documents method outputs from user-supplied observations. Qualified professionals remain responsible for method selection, input quality, interpretation, and action.
The implemented architecture uses tenant-scoped records, PostgreSQL row-level security, private storage buckets, and signed media/report URLs. A full accessibility and application-security review remains a launch gate.
No. Subscription tables and server-side configuration exist, but payment activation is intentionally disabled until products, tax, webhooks, terms, and lifecycle controls are approved.
Commercial access is not presented as generally available. Contact Biosystems One to discuss evaluation or a controlled pilot and review the current limitations.
Documentation
Method scope, implementation qualifications, and validation boundaries are available during product review.
Architecture, private storage, authentication, and tenant-isolation details can be reviewed with prospective pilot teams.
Questions about workflows, methods, or access are handled by Biosystems One.
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