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SmartQHSE

Small and mid-sized QHSE teams in construction, oil and gas, manufacturing and infrastructure — especially in the Gulf — that run ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 together and want quality and HSE in one tool, a published price and AI drafting of risk assessments and method statements.

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AiGreenTools Score
73 / 100
Rating G2 / Capterra
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☆☆☆☆☆
out of 5 · G2 / Capterra
Pricing
freemium

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How is this score calculated?
Sustainability Impact 13 / 20
Features & Capabilities 16 / 20
Value for Money 16 / 20
Ease of Use 16 / 20
Trust & Maturity 12 / 20

Key Information

Carbon Scopes
Scope 1 (Direct emissions) Scope 2 (Indirect energy)
Year Founded
2024

Reviewed by the AiGreenTools Editorial Team · Last Updated: October 2026

Product SmartQHSE — QHSE management platform (quality, health, safety, environment) with the ARIA AI copilot · web, Android and iOS apps that work offline
Vendor SmartQHSE, Dubai, United Arab Emirates · founded in 2024, according to its G2 seller profile
Category ⭐ Integrated QHSE — incidents, inspections and audits, risk assessment, permit to work, training, contractor management, CAPA, document management, environmental compliance, quality control
Best for Small and mid-sized QHSE teams in construction, oil and gas, manufacturing and infrastructure — especially in the Gulf — that want quality and HSE in one tool and AI drafting of risk assessments and method statements
AI Classification 🤖 AI Enhanced — ARIA drafts risk assessments, job safety analyses, method statements and HSE plans, checks documents for compliance gaps and photos for hazards; metered in AI credits
Analyst ⚠ No analyst coverage found
Integrations Procore · Microsoft Teams · Slack · Google Workspace · Zapier · BambooHR · Workday HCM · Microsoft Power BI · Okta · Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP · API
User rating ⚠ Capterra: 5.0 / 5 from a single review (April 2026) · G2: no reviews yet — read 20 October 2026
Pricing ⭐ Free plan (1 user, 1 project) · Starter $19 per user per month (up to 30 users) · Plus $59 per user per month (up to 150 users) · extra AI credits $0.35 each · 14-day free trial

Most EHS Platforms Leave Quality to Another System. ISO Triple-Certified Organizations Pay for It.

Many EHS platforms manage environment, health and safety and leave quality to a separate system. Yet many construction, infrastructure, industrial and oil and gas organizations hold three certifications at once: ISO 9001 for quality, ISO 14001 for environment and ISO 45001 for occupational health and safety. For them, the split means quality runs in one system and safety and environment in another.

The cost of that split is bigger than it looks. The disciplines share the same core processes — audit management, corrective action, document control, non-conformance reporting, risk assessment and management review — so running quality separately duplicates every one of them. It also hides connections: a procedure that was not followed can surface as a quality non-conformance in one system and a safety near miss in another, and nobody links the shared root cause.

SmartQHSE is built around closing that gap. It is a young platform, based in Dubai and founded in 2024 according to its G2 profile, that puts quality, health, safety and environment in one tool and adds ARIA, an AI copilot for the documents QHSE teams write every week. It also publishes its prices and offers a free plan.

Quick Answer: SmartQHSE is a QHSE management platform from Dubai that brings quality, health, safety and environmental processes into one tool — incidents, inspections and audits, risk assessment, permit to work, training, contractor management, CAPA, document management and environmental compliance — with web, Android and iOS apps that work offline. Its AI copilot, ARIA, drafts risk assessments, job safety analyses, method statements and HSE plans, checks documents for compliance gaps and photos for hazards, and is billed in AI credits. A free plan covers one user; Starter costs $19 and Plus $59 per user per month. It was founded in 2024 and has one public review, so references matter more than usual.

One Root Cause, Four Disciplines — What Integrated QHSE Changes

The case for integration is not fewer licences; it is visibility. When a quality finding and a safety finding share a cause, someone has to see both to fix it once, and that is easier when both records sit in the same system.

Discipline Standard What SmartQHSE lists
Quality ISO 9001 Quality control, corrective and preventive action, document management, audit management
Health and safety ISO 45001 / OSHA Incidents, inspections, risk assessment, permit to work, training, contractor management, occupational health, OSHA recordkeeping, emergency response planning
Environment ISO 14001 Environmental compliance, waste management, hazardous materials, sustainability management
Shared All four Root cause analysis, workflow management, audit trail, dashboards and analytics

Module names are taken from SmartQHSE’s Capterra and GetApp listings, read on 20 October 2026.

💡 One record only helps with one taxonomy. Linking a non-conformance and a near miss to the same cause requires quality and safety teams to use the same root-cause categories and the same corrective-action workflow. Agree those before configuration; otherwise the platform holds two disciplines side by side without connecting them.

ARIA — SmartQHSE’s AI Copilot, Billed in Credits

ARIA is the AI layer across SmartQHSE. According to the vendor’s listings, it:

  • Drafts documents: risk assessments, job safety analyses, method statements and HSE plans, plus toolbox talks.
  • Reviews documents: analyses uploaded HSE documents to find compliance gaps and extract key data.
  • Supports investigations: assists root cause analysis in incident management and generates corrective and preventive actions.
  • Works in the field: scores hazards in inspections and audits and analyses site photos.
  • Answers questions: through ARIA Chat, available on every plan.

ARIA is metered. The free plan includes 5 credits on sign-up, then pay-as-you-go at $0.35 a credit; Starter includes 150 credits a month and Plus 600, which the listing equates to about 25 and 100 inspections. It does not say whether the allowance is per user or per account. At pay-as-you-go rates, the main drafting tasks cost:

ARIA task Credits Pay-as-you-go cost
AI risk assessment 12 $4.20
HSE plan 30 $10.50
Toolbox talk 6 $2.10

The only public review, from an HSE coordinator in construction (Capterra, April 2026), says the AI risk assessment generator cut a half-day task to about 20 minutes. One review is an anecdote, not evidence, but it shows where the time saving is supposed to come from.

🔍 Treat ARIA’s citations as something to test. SmartQHSE says ARIA is grounded in a curated regulatory knowledge base and answers with citations, and has marketed that as “zero hallucinations”. No generative system is immune to error, and no accuracy testing has been published. During the trial, ask ARIA your own high-stakes questions, check every citation against the current regulation, and have a competent person approve any AI-drafted document before use.

Gulf Compliance and the Module Range

SmartQHSE is based in Dubai and writes for Gulf operators: its blog publishes guides to Dubai Municipality HSEMS requirements and to the differences between Dubai and Abu Dhabi HSE rules. The vendor positions its compliance content around OSHAD-SF in Abu Dhabi, Dubai Municipality HSE requirements, Saudi Ministry of Labour rules and Qatar Labour Law, alongside OSHA 29 CFR 1910 and 1926, the UK’s CDM 2015 and the NEBOSH and IOSH competency frameworks.

Beyond the AI, SmartQHSE’s listings describe a full operational toolkit: permits to work, digital inspections and audits with an audit trail, incident management with root cause analysis and OSHA recordkeeping, training and contractor management, emergency response planning, hazardous materials and waste management, and analytics dashboards. The SmartQHSE mobile apps work offline for field teams. Ten integrations are listed — Procore, Microsoft Teams, Slack, Google Workspace, Zapier, BambooHR, Workday HCM, Microsoft Power BI, Okta and Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP — along with an API.

⚠️ Ask whether each framework is a workflow or a reference. “Built-in” can mean a configured form and approval path — an OSHAD-SF incident notification, a Dubai Municipality permit — or a library article that ARIA can cite. For each regulation you are audited against, ask to see the form, the workflow and the report during the trial, not only the answer in ARIA Chat.

SmartQHSE vs Intelex vs Mitti (formerly SafetyCulture) — Three Different Buyers

Intelex is the established platform that also puts quality next to EHS, so it is the natural comparison for a buyer who needs ISO 9001 in the same system. The two products serve very different budgets and stages.

Dimension SmartQHSE Intelex
Built around ⭐ Quality and HSE in one tool, with an AI copilot for drafting ⭐ A governed EHSQ record for multi-site enterprises
Quality (ISO 9001) Quality control, CAPA, document and audit management ⭐ Non-conformances and document control at enterprise depth
AI ⭐ ARIA drafts risk assessments, JSAs, method statements and HSE plans; metered in credits Input AI (capture) and Insight AI (analysis)
Price ⭐ Free plan · Starter $19 · Plus $59 per user per month Safety Essentials from $44 per user per month (minimum 25 users, billed annually); full platform on request
Track record Founded 2024 · one public review · no analyst coverage ⭐ Since 1992 · 1,400 customers (vendor-reported) · Verdantix Leader 2026
Deciding question “Do we need QHSE and AI drafting on a small-team budget?” “Do we need a certified, multi-site EHSQ system of record?”
AiGreenTools Score 73 78

Mitti (formerly SafetyCulture) answers a third question: how to get frontline teams doing inspections at all. It is free for up to 10 seats, with Premium at $24 per seat per month billed annually, and scores 80 on AiGreenTools, but it is built around inspections and actions rather than a quality management system. Our best EHS software ranking compares all three, and our free CAPA tracker and ISO 45001 guide cover the process side.

What Getting Started Actually Involves

SmartQHSE can be tried without a sales call. The free plan covers one user, one project and 512 MB of storage, and Capterra lists a 14-day trial without a credit card. Starter covers up to 30 users and 10 projects with 50 GB of storage; Plus covers up to 150 users and 50 projects with 250 GB. No enterprise plan is listed, so organizations above 150 users should ask how pricing, support and service levels change. Listed support includes email, chat, phone and a 24/7 live representative, with in-person and online training.

💡 Decide who signs off AI drafts before the first one is used. A risk assessment drafted in minutes still needs a competent person who knows the site. Name the reviewer for each document type — risk assessments, method statements, HSE plans — and record their approval in the platform, so the audit trail shows a person, not a prompt, behind every document.

Who Should Not Buy SmartQHSE

Enterprises that require analyst coverage and large references. SmartQHSE was founded in 2024, has one public review and no analyst coverage we could find. Intelex, Cority and Evotix were all named Leaders in the Verdantix Green Quadrant: EHS Software 2026.

Organizations above 150 users with complex integration needs. No enterprise plan is listed. Ask about single sign-on, data residency, service levels and how the Workday, Okta or Oracle connections are maintained before committing.

US operations whose main driver is process safety and chemical management. VelocityEHS goes deeper on OSHA Process Safety Management and safety data sheet management.

Teams that would act on AI output without review. ARIA is a drafting and reference aid, not an authority. If no one has the time or competence to check its citations and drafts, the time it saves becomes risk.

The Verdict on SmartQHSE

SmartQHSE fits small and mid-sized QHSE teams — particularly contractors and operators in the Gulf — that want quality and HSE in one EHS tool, a published price, and AI help with the documents that fill their week. Its free plan and $19 entry tier make it easy to test before any procurement process, and its listed modules cover the daily work: permits, inspections, incidents, corrective action, training and contractors.

The caveats are age and evidence. Founded in 2024, with one public review and no analyst coverage, SmartQHSE has not yet shown how it performs at scale, and ARIA’s citation claims have not been tested in public. Run the trial on your own regulations and documents, and ask for references in your sector and region. For enterprises that need validated scale, Intelex, Cority and Evotix remain the established options.

Assessment date: 20 October 2026. This assessment would change if independent reviews accumulate on G2 or Capterra, which would move Trust and Ease; if SmartQHSE publishes testing of ARIA’s citation accuracy, which would raise Features; or if named enterprise customers or analyst coverage appear, which would raise Trust.

SmartQHSE screenshot

Key Features

  • ✓ Quality, Health, Safety and Environment in One Tool SmartQHSE manages the four QHSE disciplines in one platform instead of leaving quality to a separate system. Its listings cover quality control, corrective and preventive action, document and audit management for quality; incidents, inspections, risk assessment, permit to work, training, contractor management, occupational health, OSHA recordkeeping and emergency response planning for health and safety; and environmental compliance, waste, hazardous materials and sustainability management for the environment. Root cause analysis, workflows, the audit trail and dashboards are shared, so a quality non-conformance and a safety near miss with the same cause can be traced to one corrective action.
  • ✓ ARIA — AI Drafting Billed in Credits ARIA drafts risk assessments, job safety analyses, method statements, HSE plans and toolbox talks, analyses uploaded HSE documents for compliance gaps, supports root cause analysis, generates corrective actions, scores hazards in inspections and audits and analyses site photos. It is metered in credits: an AI risk assessment uses 12, an HSE plan 30 and a toolbox talk 6, with extra credits at $0.35. Starter includes 150 credits a month and Plus 600. The vendor presents ARIA's answers as grounded in a regulatory knowledge base with citations; no accuracy testing has been published.
  • ✓ Published Pricing, Offline Mobile Apps and Ten Integrations SmartQHSE publishes its prices: a free plan for one user and one project, Starter at $19 per user per month for up to 30 users and Plus at $59 for up to 150, with a 14-day trial that needs no credit card. Web, Android and iOS apps work offline in the field. Ten integrations are listed — Procore, Microsoft Teams, Slack, Google Workspace, Zapier, BambooHR, Workday HCM, Microsoft Power BI, Okta and Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP — plus an API. Support includes email, chat, phone and a 24/7 live representative.

Pros & Cons

Strengths

  • Quality and HSE in one tool. Quality control, CAPA and document management sit next to incidents, inspections, permits and environmental compliance, so ISO triple-certified teams do not run quality in a separate system.
  • Published, low entry prices. A free plan for one user, Starter at $19 and Plus at $59 per user per month, and a 14-day trial without a credit card make the platform easy to test before any procurement process.
  • AI where QHSE teams spend their time. ARIA drafts risk assessments, job safety analyses, method statements and HSE plans; the one public review reports a half-day task cut to about 20 minutes.
  • Built with the Gulf in mind. The Dubai-based vendor publishes guidance on Dubai Municipality and Abu Dhabi requirements and positions its compliance content around Gulf frameworks.
  • Field-ready and connected. Offline mobile apps, ten listed integrations including Procore, Microsoft Teams, Workday HCM and Power BI, and an API.

Weaknesses

  • Young, with little evidence. SmartQHSE was founded in 2024, has one public review on Capterra, none on G2, and no analyst coverage we could find; ask for references in your sector and region.
  • AI claims are untested in public. The vendor markets ARIA's cited answers as free of hallucinations, but no accuracy testing is published; check citations and have a competent person approve every AI draft.
  • No enterprise plan listed. Plus stops at 150 users; larger organizations need to ask how pricing, service levels and support change.
  • AI costs vary with use. Drafting tasks consume credits, and the listing does not say whether the monthly allowance is per user or per account.
  • Framework support needs checking. Ask whether each Gulf or international framework is a configured workflow or reference content that ARIA cites.

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