
Eight clients. Eight programs. Eight places.
You run pipeline safety management programs for operators. Each one lives in its own folder, tracker and inbox.
The program is real. The system behind it is not.
The audit finding lives in one file. The action lives in another. The policy it touches lives in a third.
Nobody can tell the client where the program stands without a day of digging.
The consultant who knew the program leaves. The program leaves with them.
The work is ongoing. The invoice is a one-time project.
Most safety software starts with the checklist. Shift7 starts with the work.
1173 is one program per client. A gap found in the field becomes an action with one owner. The action points at the policy. The policy shows on the score. Change one, the rest follow.
Every element, scored, with the gap behind it.

It is a revenue line
You bill the client monthly for running the program. The tool cost is a fraction of that.
Pay for active clients only
A client goes quiet, you stop paying for them.