Navigating the application
How the sidebar, breadcrumbs, command palette and module pages fit together.
Last updated 6 September 2026 · v1
Before you start
Overview
The application has three navigation surfaces: a sidebar (grouped by SHEQ discipline, always visible on desktop), a breadcrumb trail at the top of every page, and a command palette for keyboard-driven navigation.
How it works
The sidebar groups every module the same way this documentation does — Safety, Risk & Procedures, People, Assets & Contractors, Governance & Legal, Environmental, Quality, Management System — plus Settings under Administration. On narrower screens the sidebar collapses behind a menu button; the same groups and items are still there.
Every module follows the same page pattern: a list page (filter, sort, paginate), a detail page for a single record, and create/edit forms. Detail and edit pages publish their record's own label (for example, an incident's short description) so the breadcrumb trail reads naturally instead of showing a raw ID.
Actions
Press <kbd>⌘K</kbd> (<kbd>Ctrl</kbd>+<kbd>K</kbd> on Windows/Linux) anywhere in the application to open the command palette. It searches every module by name and surfaces a "Quick actions" group — one keystroke to jump straight to a module's own create form (for example, "Report a new incident") without navigating there first.
What happens next
Continue to the Modules section, or jump straight to the module you need.