Download your company's RTRS mobile app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. Many organizations use a private-labeled version of RTRS, so search for your company's app name rather than "RTRS." You should have also received a link to download the app from both stores when you received your welcome email to setup your password. If your company provided a download link, simply tap the link to install the app.
After installing the app: 1. Open the application. 2. Enter the username provided by your company. 3. Enter your password. After your first login, the app will synchronize your assigned projects, forms, documents, and training.
Select Forgot Password on the login screen from the mobile app. Enter your username and follow the instructions sent to your inbox. If you don't receive the email within a few minutes:
Several factors can prevent password reset emails from arriving:
If you still don't receive the email, contact your administrator or RTRS Support.
Yes. The RTRS app is designed to keep you securely signed in between sessions so you can quickly access information while working. Depending on your organization's security policies, you may occasionally be asked to log in again.
Depending on your company's settings, you may update certain profile information from the client website such as:
Some information can only be changed by an administrator.
Update your phone number from the client website. If the Administration menu is unavailable, contact your company administrator.
Many organizations allow users to upload a profile photo. Open your User page from the client website and select your current picture to upload or replace it. Only Administrators can update profile photos.
Some profile information is controlled by your organization to maintain accurate employee records. If a field cannot be edited, your administrator can make the change for you.
Notification settings may be available within your device's notification settings. Your organization may require certain notifications for compliance purposes. You should contact your administrator.
Yes. RTRS is designed for employees working in locations without reliable cellular or Wi-Fi service. Once your information has synchronized, many features remain fully functional offline.
Whenever your device has internet access, RTRS automatically:
No manual synchronization is normally required. However, RTRS encourages companies to constantly update their app to make sure all updates are complete.
Common reasons include:
Once a connection is restored, synchronization usually resumes automatically.
If synchronization doesn't begin automatically:
If problems continue, contact your administrator.
Yes. Inspections can be completed offline and automatically submitted when connectivity returns.
Projects only appear after:
If the project still doesn't appear, contact your administrator.
Forms are assigned based on the project users are assigned to. If a form is missing, it may not be assigned to your account.
Yes. Many employees participate in multiple projects simultaneously. RTRS allows access to all projects assigned to your account.
Projects are assigned by your company's RTRS administrator or another authorized manager.
Projects may be removed because:
Contact your administrator if you believe access was removed by mistake.
Mobile Forms allow you to replace paper forms with digital versions that can be completed directly from your smartphone or tablet. Organizations use Mobile Forms for inspections, audits, incident reports, equipment checklists, quality assurance, permits, safety observations, daily reports, customer documentation, and countless other workflows.
RTRS supports virtually any business process, including:
Your organization determines which forms are available to you.
Yes. RTRS was designed to be highly configurable. Organizations can create forms specific to their operations without requiring custom mobile app development. Forms can include:
Yes. Your organization can require specific questions before a form can be submitted. Required fields help ensure inspections and reports are completed consistently and that important information isn't accidentally omitted.
Yes. RTRS supports conditional logic (nested options) that displays questions based on previous answers. For example: If "Was damage found?" is answered Yes, additional questions about the damage can automatically appear. This keeps forms shorter and easier to complete.
Yes. Most RTRS forms, inspections, observations, toolbox talks and reports allow you to attach one or multiple photos directly from your device. Photos often provide valuable documentation and help improve communication.
Yes. Many forms support video attachments, allowing users to document equipment operation, hazards, incidents, or work progress. Large videos may require additional upload time depending on your internet connection.
Yes. Depending on your organization's configuration, you can attach documents such as:
RTRS supports multiple attachments within most forms. Although there is generally no fixed limit on the number of photos or files, extremely large files may take longer to upload or be subject to your organization's storage policies.
Yes. Many organizations enable external photo markup tools that allow users to highlight important details before submitting a report.
An Observation is a quick way to document something noticed in the field. Observations may include:
Observations help organizations identify trends before they result in incidents.
Observations help organizations become proactive instead of reactive. Early reporting can:
Every observation contributes to a safer workplace.
Depending on your organization, categories may include:
Yes. Photos are encouraged because they provide visual context and help supervisors understand the situation more quickly.
Yes. Observations can be assigned to responsible individuals for investigation or corrective action. Internal assigned users will receive automatic notifications and external assignees receive an email.
Open Issues are corrective actions that require follow-up before they are considered resolved. Issues can be created from:
Open Issues help ensure hazards don't simply get reported—they get resolved.
When an issue is created, it can be assigned to an individual responsible for resolving it.
Each Open Issue may include a target completion date that can only be in the future. Due dates help organizations prioritize corrective actions and allow supervisors to monitor progress before deadlines are missed.
Yes. Issues can be reassigned when responsibilities change or additional expertise is needed. Assignees can be deleted and added.
Yes. Supporting documentation helps verify that corrective actions were completed. Evidence may include:
Providing supporting evidence creates a complete record for future audits and compliance reviews.
Open the Training section of the home screen of the app and select the assigned course or complete it from the website. Complete all required materials, including videos, documents, quizzes, acknowledgments, or electronic signatures, before submitting. Once completed, your training history is automatically updated.
Yes. Many organizations require periodic retraining to remain compliant with company policies or regulatory requirements. The expiration period depends on your organization's training program and is setup by the Training Manager when the course is created.
RTRS can automatically notify users to complete trainings. Notifications may be sent:
Reminder schedules are set by your organization.
Yes. Authorized users can assign training to:
Assignments can also be automated based on company rules.
Some courses include quizzes to verify understanding. Organizations determine:
Quiz results are automatically recorded.
Toolbox Talks are short safety meetings conducted before work begins or when new hazards arise. They provide an opportunity to discuss:
Regular Toolbox Talks reinforce a strong safety culture.
The meeting facilitator displays a QR code. Employees simply scan the code with their mobile device to:
This eliminates paper sign-in sheets and simplifies attendance tracking.
Yes. Each employee can use their own device to review and electronically sign the Toolbox Talk. Individual electronic acknowledgments improve record accuracy and reduce administrative work.
Yes. Organizations can enhance Toolbox Talks by including links to:
Visual content helps improve engagement and understanding.
Yes. RTRS AI can create customized Toolbox Talks using information from your organization's own data. Instead of generic safety topics, AI can generate discussions based on actual conditions affecting your workforce.
RTRS AI is an intelligent assistant built directly into the RTRS platform. It analyzes your organization's own operational data to help users quickly find information, identify trends, summarize reports, and make better safety and operational decisions. Rather than replacing employees, RTRS AI helps them work more efficiently by reducing the time spent reviewing large amounts of information.
Depending on your organization's configuration, AI may be available within:
* Available soon (as of July 2026). New AI capabilities are continually being added throughout the platform.
RTRS AI analyzes structured information stored within your RTRS environment, including:
* Available soon (as of July 2026). New AI capabilities are continually being added throughout the platform.
Yes. Instead of reviewing lengthy inspection reports one at a time, AI can summarize:
This allows supervisors to understand inspection results much faster.
Yes. AI can review hundreds of observations and identify:
The File Cabinet is a centralized location where your organization stores important documents that employees need in the field. Examples include:
Yes. Documents that have synchronized to your device may remain available while working without internet access, depending on your organization's settings.
Yes. If permitted by your organization, documents may be downloaded for offline viewing or shared with authorized users.
Yes. The File Cabinet includes search capabilities that allow users to quickly locate documents by titles and folders.
Yes. Organizations often place QR codes on:
Scanning the code immediately opens the appropriate document or record.
RTRS sends notifications to keep users informed about important activities which are set up by your Administrators. Examples include:
Device notification settings can usually be managed through your phone's settings. Some organizations require certain compliance-related notifications to remain enabled.
Organizations may send:
Available notification types depend on your organization's configuration.
Yes. Many notifications include direct links that take users to the appropriate:
This allows users to quickly complete required tasks.
Yes. Authorized administrators can distribute announcements to selected roles or projects, or the entire organization. Announcements may include text, images, documents, or links.
Yes. If enabled by your device, RTRS can automatically capture GPS coordinates when completing forms, inspections, observations, incidents, or other records. This helps verify where work was performed and provides valuable location context.
GPS collection is controlled by your device settings. If your device denies location access, some features may not function as intended.
If enabled, authorized users can view inspections, observations, incidents, and other records on interactive maps in Pro. Mapping helps identify geographic trends, recurring hazards, and areas requiring additional attention.
Yes. Dashboards and mapping tools can highlight locations with recurring observations, incidents, failed inspections, or outstanding corrective actions, helping organizations focus resources where they are needed most.
Yes. If your device can determine its location, GPS coordinates may still be captured while offline. The location information will synchronize with RTRS once your device reconnects to the internet.
RTRS includes dashboards for many modules in Pro, including:
Dashboard availability depends on your organization's subscription and user permissions. Dashboards are also available on the client website on a limited basis.
Depending on your role, you will have access to:
Yes. Dashboards refresh automatically as new information is submitted, providing users with current insights into organizational performance.
Yes. Dashboards can be filtered by:
Filtering helps users focus on the information most relevant to their responsibilities.
Yes. Authorized users can export reports in multiple formats for presentations, audits, compliance reviews, and management reporting. Available export formats depend on your organization's configuration.
Yes. RTRS uses enterprise-grade security measures designed to protect your organization's information during transmission and storage.
Customer data is securely stored in Microsoft Azure cloud infrastructure using modern data protection practices and redundancy to help ensure availability and reliability.
Yes. Information is encrypted while being transmitted between your device and RTRS, and data is protected using industry-standard encryption practices.
RTRS follows recognized security best practices and regularly undergoes independent security assessments to help maintain a secure platform. Your organization can provide additional information regarding specific compliance requirements.
Yes. RTRS performs regular backups to help protect customer information and support disaster recovery procedures.
Authorized administrators can create new user accounts and assign appropriate roles, permissions, projects, and training.
Permissions determine what each user can view and do within RTRS. Administrators control access via the client website to:
Yes. Organizations can create forms that reflect their own operational processes without requiring software development.
Depending on your organization's configuration, administrators may create reusable AI prompts to standardize analyses, summaries, and reports across the organization using a Google Drive or equivalent.
Yes. PDF Documents such as policies, manuals, SDS sheets, procedures, and forms can be uploaded to the File Cabinet for employee access.
Yes. Organizations can integrate employee information with supported HR systems to reduce duplicate data entry and streamline user management.
Depending on the organization's implementation, RTRS can exchange information with payroll and workforce management systems to support operational workflows.
Yes. Organizations may use reporting tools such as Microsoft Power BI and other analytics platforms to build advanced reporting and executive dashboards.
Yes. RTRS provides APIs that allow organizations to exchange information with other business systems and automate data sharing where appropriate.
Yes. Organizations can automate business processes by triggering notifications or workflows in other systems when specific events occur within RTRS.
Try the following steps:
If the issue continues, contact your administrator or RTRS Support.
Ensure your device is running a supported operating system and that the app is up to date. Restart your device and try again. If the issue persists, provide RTRS Support with details about your device and the steps that led to the problem.
Common causes include:
The app will typically submit the form automatically once the issue has been resolved.
Large files or slow internet connections may delay uploads. Verify your internet connection and allow additional time for synchronization.
Verify:
If necessary, use the Forgot Password option or contact your administrator.