Incident management

Give every incident a responsible next step

Keep the report, evidence, follow-up and closure decision together, with access that respects the sensitivity of the case.

ContextA report with its evidenceKeep facts and supporting material together.
ResponsibilityA clear follow-upRecord updates and assign the next action.
PrivacyThe right people involvedRestrict sensitive reports and identities.
[ KEY FEATURES ]

Incident management, with Sixto

A clear account

Keep the facts where the work happens

Bring the incident type, timing, report and permitted evidence together. Keep reported allegations distinct from verified facts.

  • Evidence attached to the incident
  • Verified updates in the case
A responsible handoff

Turn the report into follow-up

Record what happened next and assign follow-up through supported actions. The case keeps the context for the people authorized to work it.

  • Follow-up responsibility
  • Closure and reopening decisions
Careful access

Protect the people behind the report

Sensitive reports, party identities and evidence have their own access rules. Review and export permissions stay separate from ordinary incident access.

  • Restricted reports and conflict-of-interest controls
  • Audited closure and export actions
[ HOW THE WORK SPLITS ]

What Sixto does, and what stays with you

What you can do in Sixto
Keeps reports, evidence and updates together
Applies visibility rules to the case and its evidence
You decide
Verified facts and responsible follow-up
Authorized closure, reopening and export
Inside the product
Initial reportWater visible beside the kitchen sink.
01Done
Photo attachedSupporting evidence for authorized viewers.
02Done
Inspection updateThe team records what it verified.
03Done
3 recorded items · 0 needing attention
[ ASK SIXTO ]

Ask in Spanish or English. Sixto answers and acts.

Ask about the product or bring the relevant record into the conversation. Available tools follow your permissions.

Who can see an incident’s evidence?How does incident closure work?
Who can see an incident’s evidence?
Evidence stays inside the incident workflow and follows its access rules. Restricted reports and protected identities can require permissions beyond ordinary incident access.
Responsible team memberMaintenance follow-up assigned.Assigned
Work updateRepair details recorded in the case.Updated
Closure reviewAwaiting the authorized reviewer.Pending
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Incident management

A reported leak becomes a case with photos, a maintenance follow-up and an authorized closure review. The team can follow the work without moving sensitive evidence into general chat.

Also included

Keep the facts where the work happensBring the incident type, timing, report and permitted evidence together. Keep reported allegations distinct from verified facts.
Turn the report into follow-upRecord what happened next and assign follow-up through supported actions. The case keeps the context for the people authorized to work it.
Protect the people behind the reportSensitive reports, party identities and evidence have their own access rules. Review and export permissions stay separate from ordinary incident access.

Before you start

A report is unavailable although the incident list opens.

Its visibility or conflict-of-interest restrictions may differ from ordinary incidents. Ask the authorized reviewer; do not bypass access through an export or agent.

What should I verify?

Verify the closure decision and outstanding follow-up separately.

What does not happen automatically?

Closing a report does not establish legal conclusions or complete unrelated tasks.

More about Incident management

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How it works, step by step

Incident management

Keep evidence, responsibility and the review decision together with the right privacy.

  1. Open Incidents and inspect the report type, facts, time and permitted evidence.
  2. Record verified updates and assign follow-up through the supported actions. Distinguish an allegation from an established fact.
  3. Request or perform closure only with the required review permission. Reopen or export only through the supported audited actions.

The incident retains permitted evidence, follow-up and the recorded review or closure decision, separate from unrelated task completion.

Closing a report does not establish legal conclusions or complete unrelated tasks.

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