JESI, a Brand of SafetyIQ: Same Journey Software

If you've used JESI to keep your mobile and remote workers safe, you may have noticed the SafetyIQ name on the website, the emails and the help center. The short version is simple. JESI is a brand of SafetyIQ, and nothing about the software you rely on has changed.

Same platform. Same login. Same check-ins, escalations and journey plans. Same people behind it.

This article explains what JESI is, how it became a brand of SafetyIQ, and what that does and doesn't mean for your team. If you're a long-time JESI user, a new safety manager inheriting the system, or someone who heard about JESI and landed on the SafetyIQ website, you're in the right place.

What Is JESI Journey Management Software?

JESI is journey management software and lone worker safety software. It was built in Australia to help organizations protect people who travel for work or operate alone in remote, high-risk places.

Think drilling crews driving between remote sites, service technicians covering long regional routes, and field staff working hours from the nearest town. For these workers, a breakdown, a crash or a medical emergency can go unnoticed for far too long. JESI was designed to close that gap.

The Problem JESI Solves

Before digital journey management, many teams tracked travel with whiteboards, call-in lists, text messages and phone calls. That approach depends on someone remembering to check. If a worker misses a call-in and nobody notices, precious time is lost.

JESI replaces that manual process with one system. It knows who is on the road, where they are expected to be, and what should happen if they don't check in on time.

How JESI Works in Practice

A typical JESI journey follows a clear path:

1. Plan the trip, including the route, vehicle, waypoints and expected arrival time.
2. Assess the risk before departure, so higher-risk trips can be reviewed or stopped.
3. Depart, with the journey appearing live on a central map.
4. Check in at key points along the way.
5. Escalate automatically if a check-in is missed or overdue.
6. Arrive home safe, with every step logged for the record.

That structure is what made JESI a trusted tool for organizations with a real duty of care to their people on the move.

JESI: A Brand of SafetyIQ

JESI is a brand of SafetyIQ. SafetyIQ presents its journey management software as "Journey Management Software by JESI" and confirms it is the same platform JESI customers have always used.

How SafetyIQ Was Formed

SafetyIQ was created when JESI merged with Safety Indicators, a US-based safety management software company. The two businesses brought complementary strengths together:

• JESI brought deep expertise in lone worker and remote worker safety, journey management and emergency escalation.
• Safety Indicators brought proven EHS (environment, health and safety) management tools, including incident reporting, audits, inspections and safety analytics.

The merger joined teams across Australia, Asia and North America into one company with one goal: protecting workers in high-risk environments.

Why the Name SafetyIQ?

In high-risk work, predictability matters. Nobody wants surprises when a crew is driving through remote country or a technician is working alone on site. That idea shaped the new brand and its tagline, "Predictability at Work."

The SafetyIQ name reflects intelligent, data-driven safety. It also gives both products a shared home, so customers of either business can see the full range of tools available to them.

Where JESI Fits in the SafetyIQ Platform

Within SafetyIQ, the JESI brand powers the journey management and mobile and lone worker side of the platform. It sits alongside SafetyIQ's EHS modules, such as incident management, audits and inspections, fatigue management and training tracking. You'll find JESI content, help articles and support on SafetyIQ's website and help center.

Nothing Has Changed for JESI Customers

This is the most important point in this article. JESI being a brand of SafetyIQ is a change of company name, not a product change. If JESI works for your team today, it will keep working the same way tomorrow.

The Same Software

The core of JESI is exactly as you know it. Real-time journey tracking, pre-departure risk assessments, automated check-in escalations and full audit trails for every trip all work the way they always have. Your journey plans, escalation pathways and risk settings stay in place.

The Same Login

Existing customers can keep logging in through the JESI login at app.jesi.io. SafetyIQ has preserved it specifically for JESI users, and it's linked from the footer of the SafetyIQ website. There's no new app to download, and any home screen shortcut you've saved still works.

The Same Workflows

Your workers don't need retraining. Planning a trip, checking in and raising an alert all look and feel the same. Supervisors still receive the same notifications, and managers still see the same live dashboard.

The Same Support Team

The people who built and supported JESI are still here. The JESI knowledge base now lives on the SafetyIQ help center at help.safetyiq.com, where you'll find the same guides, how-to articles and product updates.

What You Might Notice

The changes are cosmetic. You may see:

• SafetyIQ branding on the website and in emails
• The SafetyIQ logo and "Predictability at Work" tagline
• JESI help articles hosted under the SafetyIQ help center
• JESI presented as a brand of SafetyIQ

None of these affect how the software runs day to day. JESI also continues to get new features, such as device search, WhatsApp notifications and handheld GPS integrations, so the product keeps improving without disrupting how you use it.

Core JESI Features You Can Still Count On

Every feature that made JESI a trusted journey management tool is still part of the platform. For a primer on the process behind it, see SafetyIQ's guide to creating a journey management plan.

Travel Risk Assessments

Each journey is scored against a configurable risk matrix before anyone leaves. Based on the score, a trip can be approved, sent for review or denied. This builds an auditable record of due diligence for every trip.

Live Journey Map

Supervisors see every active journey on one map. JESI supports GPS, satellite devices and IVMS (in-vehicle monitoring systems), showing routes, statuses, check-ins and last-known locations at a glance. IVMS alerts can flag events like harsh braking, speeding or rollovers.

Check-Ins and Automated Escalation

Workers check in at key waypoints with a single tap. If a check-in is missed or overdue, JESI escalates automatically to the right people, along with the worker's last-known location. Escalation levels and contacts can be set by team to match your risk tolerance.

Offline and Remote Coverage

Remote work often means no mobile signal. JESI lets workers log journeys and check in offline, then syncs the data once they're back in range. Integrations with handheld satellite devices from SPOT and Garmin add real-time tracking, messaging and SOS alerts where there's no internet at all.

Full Audit Trail

Every stop, check-in, timestamp and escalation is logged. If something goes wrong, you have a clear record of what happened and what action was taken. That record supports compliance reporting and investigations.

Web-Based Access

JESI is web-based, so there's no app to install. Workers can open it on any device with internet access and save it as a home screen shortcut. Notifications can also be sent via WhatsApp for teams working across different regions.

Who Uses JESI, and What SafetyIQ Adds

Industries That Rely on JESI

JESI is used by organizations with vehicle-heavy, field-based or remote teams. That includes mining and metals, oil and gas, drilling, construction, infrastructure services, utilities and logistics.

Real Results From JESI Customers

Customers have reported clear gains after moving from manual processes to JESI, according to their published SafetyIQ case studies:

• Topdrill removed more than 180 hours of manual journey management each month across remote Western Australia and the Northern Territory.
• Easternwell, a Ventia company, cut costs by 70% by removing the need for a national call center.
• Downer reduced manual journey management from 19 hours to 4 hours a month.
• Wallis Drilling saved supervisors 104 hours a year by eliminating the call-in process.

Extra Tools Available Through SafetyIQ

Being part of SafetyIQ means JESI customers can now add more safety tools from one provider, if and when they choose. Nothing is forced. Journey risk often overlaps with other safety areas, and these modules connect naturally:

• Fatigue management to spot tired or impaired workers before they get behind the wheel
• Alertness tracking with quick, game-based readiness checks
• Incident management to document, review and close incidents on the road
• Audits and inspections for pre-start vehicle checks and site inspections, online or offline
• Training management to track certifications and competencies

Your current JESI setup stays exactly as it is. These are simply options for teams that want a broader safety program in one place.

Frequently Asked Questions About JESI and SafetyIQ

What does JESI stand for?

JESI stands for Journey, Events, Safety, and Innovation. The name reflects what the software was built to do: manage work journeys and the events along them, keep workers safe, and keep improving how that's done.

Is JESI part of SafetyIQ?

Yes. JESI is a brand of SafetyIQ. It powers SafetyIQ's journey management software and is the same platform JESI customers have always used. SafetyIQ was formed when JESI merged with US-based Safety Indicators.

Has anything changed in the JESI software?

No. The core functionality is the same, including journey tracking, risk assessments, check-in escalations and audit trails. Your settings, journey plans and escalation pathways remain in place.

Do I need a new login?

No. Existing customers can keep using the JESI login at app.jesi.io. Your username, password and saved shortcuts all work as before.

Do my workers need to download a new app?

No. JESI is web-based, so there's nothing new to install. Workers use it the same way they always have.

Where do I find JESI help and support now?

JESI help articles and product updates are on the SafetyIQ help center at help.safetyiq.com. The same support team is there to help.

Will my pricing or contract change?

JESI being a brand of SafetyIQ doesn't change how the software works. For questions about your specific plan or contract, contact your SafetyIQ account manager or the support team.

Does JESI still work without internet or mobile coverage?

Yes. Workers can check in offline, and data syncs once they're back in range. Satellite devices from SPOT and Garmin add tracking and SOS alerts where there's no internet at all.

Can I add other SafetyIQ modules to my JESI account?

Yes, if you want to. Modules such as fatigue management, incident management and audits are available. They're optional, and your existing JESI setup doesn't change unless you choose to expand it.

Why is JESI a brand of SafetyIQ?

The merger with Safety Indicators brought two safety software companies together under SafetyIQ. JESI continues as a brand within SafetyIQ, so customers keep the product they know, backed by a broader safety platform built around "Predictability at Work."