Traditional safety programs react to accidents. OneTrack's vision AI sees the behaviors that precede them, giving you leading indicators, video evidence, and AI agents that coach and investigate autonomously.
Church & Dwight's safety team knew incidents were happening. They just couldn't see them until after the fact. OneTrack's vision AI changed that, surfacing the behaviors that precede accidents so supervisors could intervene before someone got hurt.
By the time you hear about an incident, it already happened. Near-misses go unreported. Telematics trigger false alarms. You're coaching on numbers, not reality.
OneTrack's AI safety software captures what happens on the floor, understands why it matters, and takes action before supervisors even need to get involved.
Traditional systems wait for the crash. OneTrack's vision AI detects the risky behaviors that lead to accidents, so you can intervene before someone gets hurt. Every alert includes video proof.
When incidents happen, you need proof, not opinions. OneTrack captures continuous video from every forklift. Search by operator, time, location, or event type. AI agents can investigate autonomously, building complete timelines and assembling evidence in minutes.
Generic safety training does not stick. OneTrack's AI agents identify operators who need coaching, generate personalized coaching plans, and give supervisors the video clips they need for conversations that actually change behavior.
"Operator FL-042 has had 3 phone violations this week. I have assembled the video clips and generated a coaching plan focused on distraction awareness. Ready for supervisor review."
Your WMS, LMS, and HR systems each have a partial view. OneTrack connects them with ground truth video data, giving you cross-system visibility into safety performance across your entire network. AI agents deliver automated reports to your inbox, with trends and recommendations built in.
Paper forms get lost. Manual reports get delayed. OneTrack captures every safety observation digitally, with automatic video attachment, operator ID, location, and timestamp. Your audit trail builds itself.
Leading 3PLs and shippers use OneTrack to transform their warehouse forklift safety programs.
"Safety is always number one. The way our people come in is the way we want them to go home. OneTrack helps us do that."
Operations Manager, ID Logistics
"We recognized that 89% of safety events would have gone unreported without OneTrack. Eight of nine incidents were only visible because of the cameras."
VP Safety, Vollrath
No. OneTrack is a coaching tool, not a monitoring system. There is no facial recognition or biometrics. Operators sign in with a QR code. The system surfaces behaviors that need coaching, not constant footage review. When positioned correctly, operators appreciate the accountability and fairness that video evidence provides.
Telematics systems measure G-force impacts but lack context. A hard brake to avoid a pedestrian looks the same as reckless driving. OneTrack uses vision AI to understand what actually happened, with video proof. You get fewer false alarms and alerts that are worth your time.
Each sensor installs in about 30 minutes per forklift. No IT project required. The sensors have built-in connectivity. Most sites go live within a week of receiving equipment, and start seeing insights on day one.
Yes. We are deployed in union environments across multiple customers. The key is positioning OneTrack as a safety and coaching tool that protects workers. Video evidence has saved operators from unfair accusations and helped identify process issues that were not the fault of individual workers.
Most customers see payback within 90 days from a combination of incident reduction, workers' comp savings, damage prevention, and productivity improvements. One customer saved $150K in under 100 days at a single site. The specific ROI depends on your current incident rates, fleet size, and labor costs.
Book a demo to see how OneTrack's AI forklift safety system can transform your safety program with leading indicators, video evidence, and autonomous coaching.