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
- In the sidebar, click Incidents to open the incident list.
- Click New Incident. The create dialog appears.
- Enter a Title — a short headline for the event (e.g., "Jet ski collision near dock B").
- Set Occurred at — the date and time the event happened. This defaults to the current time; adjust it if you're recording something earlier.
- (Optional) Add a Summary — a one-line description. Save the detailed narrative for notes once the incident is open.
- (Optional) Add an Incident location — the physical spot, like "Dock B, slip 4".
- (Optional) Link a Booking — search by customer name, email, or confirmation code and select the reservation.
- Click Create. You're taken to the incident's detail page.
Field reference
| Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Title | Yes | Short headline for the incident. Up to 200 characters. |
| Occurred at | Yes | When the event happened. Defaults to now. |
| Summary | No | One-line description. Up to 2,000 characters. |
| Incident location | No | Free-text physical location, separate from your business location. |
| Booking | No | The 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.
