Digital permit drafting
Permits are drafted digitally, with the structure of the permit built into the system rather than living in templates.
Veraxon
Governance-first
safety management
A safety management platform built around site-level operational reality — starting with permit-to-work.
Why it exists
The system that should have existed
Veraxon was conceived on a live project, where three fragmented systems did not talk to each other, contractor data was grouped anonymously, and permit information sat locked in a client platform that could not be queried. It was born not as a startup idea, but as the system its founder needed on site.
What it does today
Permit-to-work, run with governance built in
Approvals with separation of duties
Approval steps are separated by role, so the person requesting work is not the person authorising it.
Live permit status via QR
Anyone on site can scan a permit and see its live status — no radio calls, no chasing paperwork.
Tamper-evident audit trail
Every action on a permit is recorded in a tamper-evident audit trail that stands up to scrutiny.
Printable permit packs
Sites that need paper still get it: permits print as complete, presentable packs.
Who it’s for
- Contractors running permits day to day
- Principal contractors coordinating multiple trades
- Facility operators running permits on complex sites
Built by practitioners
The consultancy keeps it honest
Veraxon is built inside NASS, fed directly by live consultancy work. The consultancy keeps us rooted in the reality of how safety is actually managed on site — Veraxon is where that experience turns into software.
Shaped by permit regimes run on real multi-contractor sites
Tested against how safety work actually gets done under pressure
Governance first: approvals, accountability and auditability by design
See Veraxon in action
Talk to the team that builds it — and runs permit systems for a living.