Changelog › April 2026

BHP Panic v1.2.0: April 2026

QR codes for substance safety data sheets, a new Referrals module, an offline app (PWA) and stronger login security.

Chemical substances

Substance safety data sheets with QR codes

A QR code can now be generated for every chemical substance safety data sheet, giving quick access to hazard information right at the workplace. We have also added a global database of safety data sheets, verification of submitted data and an edit lock once a sheet has been approved, so the documentation stays reliable.

See module: Substances and mixtures →

OHS inspections

More convenient checklists

Checklists can now be sorted and filtered, section names can be edited and changes are clearly confirmed. Less clicking, more order during audits.

Training and e-learning

Better e-learning tests

Tests are now available in many languages, with a preview of questions before publishing, filtering and sorting, and random question selection on every attempt. The test screen also scrolls horizontally on a phone.

See module: Training →

New modules

New module: Referrals

A completely new module for managing referrals for medical examinations, with a ready-made form, a dictionary of harmful agents, tagging and automatic linking to the employee's workstation.

Notifications

More email notifications

Administrators now receive notifications about new accounts and about submissions of substance safety data sheets awaiting verification. We have also added a panel of older notifications so nothing gets lost.

Account and subscription

More flexible plan management

You can change your subscription plan, review the list of accounts in the organisation, and see clear account limits assigned to each plan.

See pricing →

A more precise permissions system

More precise control over who in the organisation can see and edit individual modules of the system.

Accidents

Fixes in the Accidents module

Filtering accidents by date and an improved flow of data between the tabs of the report form.

See module: Accidents →

App and accessibility

BHP Panic app available offline (PWA)

BHP Panic can now be installed as a desktop app, and selected features work even without an internet connection.

See module: Offline app →

Security and access

Stronger login security

Additional protection against bots and automated attacks, fixes to two-step verification on Apple devices and a new login screen animation.

See how we protect data →

Documentation

New instruction documents

We have expanded the database of ready-made instruction documents available in the system and the technical documentation of the API integration.

See module: Instructions →

Mobile app

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