Sofvie vs ICC Digital Codes Premium: Which is a better fit?

We now have this excellent tool that has streamlined what we enter and how it can be used to provide great statistics, and a really good "big picture" of our health and safety.

Output forms can be a bit awkward at times, especially when using pictures. Users require some basic technology proficiency, struggled sometime with non-tech proficient operators.

Positive and enjoyable, it has simplified processes that were once paper based, improved the quality of submissions and increased productivity.

When you have a software that is costumizable to your company needs its hard not have everything you need.

The most notables are enhancing and improving communication through better lineups, hazard reporting , general actions, document review, pre-ops, pre-tasks, positive recognition, etc.

The history of incidents can be reviewed so that we don't make the same mistakes again.

I am excited about the future ability to use the platform to track and identify trends in the hopes of spotting leading indicators.

At this time, I am still awaiting the Risk Management module however the release is scheduled for Q1 2021.

Joseph J

Building and Zoning Director

And I have great confidence that I've used the code thoroughly and appropriately.

I hate that this is not a pdf. I need a single document to use search functions on all chapters.

And to dig deeper, I love that I can easily access the hearings and understand the reasons for any code changes. And I appreciate having all of the previous years codes for cross referencing.

I found it difficult search and access the code provisions quickly. There are no cross references to other code sections or definitions.

Knowing what I am able to design in certain cases. Having the commentary version ahs helped me to win more than a few arguments over code intepretation.

Missing are many reference standards such as NFPA, ASCE etc.

The ability to save and share information with the team is a breeze.

Some searches are difficult, and even take you to other publications than the one you are looking in.