What it is: The General Incident Information form now shows only the fields relevant to what a reporter has already entered. Admins configure if/then logic so questions appear — or stay hidden — based on prior responses. The form adapts in real time as users work through it. Who it's for: Safety teams and field reporters who find all-purpose incident forms slow to complete and prone to gaps or errors. Why it matters: Even within a single incident type, not every field applies. On an injury or illness incident, a custom field asking whether PPE was worn can reveal a "Reason PPE was not worn" field only when the answer is "No." Conditional logic hides fields until they're needed — giving reporters a form that fits the situation, and giving safety teams cleaner data on the back end. How to get started: Go to Incidents admin settings and select Fieldsets to configure conditional logic for your General Information custom fields. Fields will show or hide automatically based on prior entries when reporters fill out the form. Launching July 21.
