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Log in to iPermits Mobile Application
You can log in to the iPermits application using the standard login procedure, which involves entering a company or domain, username, and password. When users log in for the first time, additional tasks include creating a passcode and enabling Touch ID or Face ID for quick login.

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Preface
Understand audience, know related documents and products and conventions followed in this document.
Introduction to iPermits
This chapter provides an overview of the iPermits application for Permit-to-Work management, including its key benefits, system requirements.
Get Started with the Application
Log in to the Weba and Mobile application using organization credentials to securely access the system.
- Log in to iPermits Web Application
  Log in to the iPermits application securely using a standard login procedure which involves entering a company or domain, username, and password.
- Log in to iPermits Mobile Application
  You can log in to the iPermits application using the standard login procedure, which involves entering a company or domain, username, and password. When users log in for the first time, additional tasks include creating a passcode and enabling Touch ID or Face ID for quick login.
iPermits Dashboard and Main Screens
Learn how to navigate the iPermits Dashboard and main screens by understanding key buttons, icons, and layouts across Web and Mobile applications.
Roles and Responsibilities in the Permit Lifecycle
This section describes the roles involved in the iPermits lifecycle and their responsibilities during permit raise, review, authorization, issuance, execution, and closure.
Create and Manage Permits
Permit management ensures that hazardous work is properly planned, reviewed, authorized, and executed in compliance with safety requirements. You can create, review, authorize, issue, execute, and close permits to control work activities and ensure all required safety checks are completed throughout the permit lifecycle.
Create and Manage JHA
Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) helps identify, assess, and control hazards associated with a specific job or activity before work begins. Using configurable templates, you can create, assign, validate, and approve JHAs to ensure risks are properly evaluated and safety controls are in place.
Design and Manage Permit Template
Effective permit template management ensures standardized structure and compliance. Create and configure templates with required sections and fields to support consistent permit creation.
Design and Manage JHA Template
Effective JHA template management ensures standardized hazard identification and risk assessment. Create and configure templates with required sections and fields for consistent execution.
Design and Publish Forms
Effective form management ensures standardized safety checks and compliance. Design and publish forms with required fields and validations for consistent execution.
Track Permit Expiry and Compliance
Permit Expiry Reports provide a consolidated view of permits that have expired or are nearing expiry across shifts and plants. This helps supervisors quickly track permit status, identify potential compliance risks, and take timely action without opening individual permits.
Access Archived Records
Archived record management enables audit and compliance readiness. Access and review past permits and JHAs for traceability and analysis.

Log in to iPermits Mobile Application

You can log in to the iPermits application using the standard login procedure, which involves entering a company or domain, username, and password. When users log in for the first time, additional tasks include creating a passcode and enabling Touch ID or Face ID for quick login.

To log in for the first time:

Open the iPermits application.
In the Welcome screen, enter company or domain.
Tap Next.
Tap Save.

Note:

The screens and authentication steps may vary based on your organization’s security configuration (for example, SSO, multi-factor authentication, or device management policies).

The Web and Mobile applications use a common login mechanism, and the same user credentials are applicable for both platforms.