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Incidents

Create an Incident

Open a new incident to start documenting a collision, injury, equipment damage, or near-miss.

Create an incident whenever something happens that you need to document — a collision, an injury, damage to a unit, or a near-miss. You only need a title and the time it happened to get started; everything else can be added afterward.

Before you begin

  • You need the Incidents permission (administrators have it automatically).
  • Have the key details handy: what happened, when, and — if there's a reservation involved — the booking's confirmation code.

Steps

  1. In the sidebar, click Incidents to open the incident list.
  2. Click New Incident. The create dialog appears.
  3. Enter a Title — a short headline for the event (e.g., "Jet ski collision near dock B").
  4. Set Occurred at — the date and time the event happened. This defaults to the current time; adjust it if you're recording something earlier.
  5. (Optional) Add a Summary — a one-line description. Save the detailed narrative for notes once the incident is open.
  6. (Optional) Add an Incident location — the physical spot, like "Dock B, slip 4".
  7. (Optional) Link a Booking — search by customer name, email, or confirmation code and select the reservation.
  8. Click Create. You're taken to the incident's detail page.

Field reference

FieldRequiredDescription
TitleYesShort headline for the incident. Up to 200 characters.
Occurred atYesWhen the event happened. Defaults to now.
SummaryNoOne-line description. Up to 2,000 characters.
Incident locationNoFree-text physical location, separate from your business location.
BookingNoThe reservation involved. Can also be added later.

What happens next

  • The incident opens in Open status.
  • You land on the detail page, where you can add notes, upload attachments, attach waivers, and link the customer, equipment units, and guests.
  • If you linked a booking, you can now also link the booking's guests. See Link Records to an Incident.

Tips

  • Don't wait for every detail. Create the incident with the basics while they're fresh, then build out the notes and attachments as you learn more.
  • Use the title for searchability. The incident list searches across title, booking confirmation code, and customer name.

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