Best QHSE software 2026
On our criteria Mitti (by SafetyCulture) and Zenya share first place, with 92/100. But there is no single best tool for everyone. Choose on what matters most to you. In our score this criterion weighs most: inspections and checklists, including LMRA.
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Summary
Mitti (by SafetyCulture) is a platform for digital inspections and checklists, suited to teams that want to start quickly without an implementation project. It covers checklists including LMRA, incident and near miss reporting, action follow-up, an iOS and Android app, Dutch and French support, and a public price from EUR 24 per licence per month. We found no source for offline working. Show more
Made with AI from our checked data, October 25, 2026 · How we use AI
€24 / licentie/maand (USD, jaarlijks gefactureerd)
Strong and weak on our criteria
- Inspections and checklists, including LMRA
- Report and follow up incidents and near misses
- Works offline: no source
- Request a quote Visit website ↗
Zenya
#2 92/100
Summary
Zenya is quality and safety management software that suits healthcare institutions and other organisations wanting incident reporting, audits and document management in one suite. It covers inspections and checklists including LMRA, incident and near miss reporting, and action follow-up. It also offers a mobile app that works offline, in Dutch and French. We found no source for a publicly listed price. Show more
Made with AI from our checked data, October 25, 2026 · How we use AI
Unknown
Strong and weak on our criteria
- Inspections and checklists, including LMRA
- Report and follow up incidents and near misses
- Price public on the website: no source
- Request a quote Visit website ↗
Quentic
#3 85/100
Summary
Quentic is an EHS platform whose Instructions module offers multilingual safety training for visitors and external companies, on site or online, and it suits industrial sites digitising instructions for external parties. It also covers digital permits to work with an approval flow, lockout isolation management, inspections and checklists including LMRA, incident follow-up, and an offline-capable mobile app. The price is not published on the website. Show more
Made with AI from our checked data, October 25, 2026 · How we use AI
Unknown
Strong and weak on our criteria
- Inspections and checklists, including LMRA
- Report and follow up incidents and near misses
- Works in Dutch and French: no source
- Request a quote Visit website ↗
Bizzmine
#4 77/100
Summary
Bizzmine is a Belgian QHSE software whose permit to work module suits companies that want permits, incidents, audits and quality handled in one tool. It offers digital permits with an approval flow, isolation management (LOTO), linked risk assessment, LMRA checklists, ISO document control and CAPA, and works in Dutch and French. One limitation is that the price is not public on the website. Show more
Made with AI from our checked data, October 25, 2026 · How we use AI
Unknown
Strong and weak on our criteria
- Inspections and checklists, including LMRA
- Report and follow up incidents and near misses
- Mobile app: no source
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| Data per criterion | Mitti (by SafetyCulture) 92 | Zenya 92 | Quentic 85 | Bizzmine 77 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inspections and checklists, including LMRA | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| Report and follow up incidents and near misses | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| Follow-up of actions | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| Mobile app | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | Unknown |
| Works offline | Unknown | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| Works in Dutch and French | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | Unknown | ✓ Yes |
| Price public on the website | ✓ Yes | Unknown | No | No |
| Registration methods | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown |
| Price from | €24 / licentie/maand (USD, jaarlijks gefactureerd) | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown |
How this ranking works
Every tool gets a score from 0 to 100 on the same published criteria. Missing data counts as 0 and is shown as "unknown". Paying, advertising or being our client does not change the score or the order.
- Inspections and checklists, including LMRA
- Report and follow up incidents and near misses
- Follow-up of actions
- Mobile app
- Works offline
- Works in Dutch and French
- Price public on the website
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Most asked questions
Which QHSE software suits you?
The 4 highest scoring tools, each with the same four questions:
1. Mitti (by SafetyCulture) (92/100)
Best for: Teams that want to start quickly with digital checklists and reports without an implementation project.
Price: €24 / licentie/maand (USD, jaarlijks gefactureerd)
Strongest point: Inspections and checklists, including LMRA
Watch out: Works offline: no source found
2. Zenya (92/100)
Best for: Healthcare institutions and organisations looking for incident reporting, audits and document management in one suite.
Price: Unknown
Strongest point: Inspections and checklists, including LMRA
Watch out: Price public on the website: no source found
3. Quentic (85/100)
Best for: Industrial sites that want to digitise safety instructions for external parties within their EHS platform.
Price: Unknown
Strongest point: Inspections and checklists, including LMRA
Watch out: Works in Dutch and French: no source found
4. Bizzmine (77/100)
Best for: Companies that want to manage permits to work in the same tool as incidents, audits and quality.
Price: Unknown
Strongest point: Inspections and checklists, including LMRA
Watch out: Mobile app: no source found
What should you look for when choosing?
These are the criteria we score on, from heaviest to lightest:
- Inspections and checklists, including LMRA: 4 of the 4 tools meet this.
- Report and follow up incidents and near misses: 4 of the 4 tools meet this.
- Follow-up of actions: 4 of the 4 tools meet this.
- Mobile app: 3 of the 4 tools meet this.
- Works offline: 3 of the 4 tools meet this.
- Works in Dutch and French: 3 of the 4 tools meet this.
- Price public on the website: 1 of the 4 tools meet this.
What does QHSE software cost?
1 of the 4 tools publish a price.
The lowest public entry price is €24 / licentie/maand (USD, jaarlijks gefactureerd), at Mitti (by SafetyCulture).
Always compare prices for the same number of users and the same modules. A low entry price often covers only one user.
Frequently asked questions
Which QHSE software is the best?
On our published criteria Mitti (by SafetyCulture) and Zenya share the highest score, 92/100. Our heaviest criterion: inspections and checklists, including LMRA.
Is there free QHSE software?
We found no tool with a free plan. Some vendors do offer a free trial.
Which QHSE software works in Dutch and French?
With a source for both languages: Mitti (by SafetyCulture), Zenya and Bizzmine.
How did you compare?
We read the website, documentation and pricing page of every vendor and noted the source per criterion. Last checked on October 22, 2026. Paying does not change the score.