Operations · EHS

Incident report template an agent can file from a dictation.

A structured incident report covering who, where, when, what, why, and follow-up. Download it free and let Claude file a consistent report from a spoken or typed account.

No signup to download. Sign up free when you want Claude to fill it in over MCP.

Preview of a finished Incident report template an agent can file from a dictation., generated by DocExport with sample data

Rendered with sample data — click to open full size

About this template

This incident report exposes every field a safety team needs — reference, subject, department, date/time, location, reporter, supervisor, details, causes, and follow-up recommendations — as named placeholders. Dictate or paste an account and Claude produces a complete, consistently formatted report. (DocExport renders text and tables; photo and signature capture from the monday version aren't part of the standalone product, so this template is text-first.)

Template fields

Every {{placeholder}} the agent fills in.

Field What it means Example
{{ReferenceNumber}} Unique incident reference. INC-2026-0073
{{Subject}} One-line summary. Slip in warehouse aisle 4
{{Department}} Department involved. Warehouse Operations
{{IncidentDate}} Date of the incident. 2026-06-12
{{IncidentTime}} Time of the incident. 14:20
{{IncidentLocation}} Site or facility. Hull DC
{{SpecificLocation}} Exact spot. Aisle 4, near bay 12
{{ReportedBy}} Person reporting. Sam Okoye
{{PhoneNumber}} Reporter's phone. +44 7700 900123
{{Supervisor}} Supervisor on duty. Dana Whitfield
{{OtherPersons}} Anyone else involved. None
{{IncidentDetails}} What happened. A pallet wrap had unspooled…
{{IncidentCauses}} Apparent cause(s). Loose wrap not cleared…
{{FollowUpRecommendations}} Recommended actions. Add an aisle check…
{{AdditionalNotes}} Anything else of note. Area cordoned within 10 minutes.
Example

Ask Claude in plain English.

“File an incident report for the aisle-4 slip this afternoon — Sam reporting, Dana supervising, recommend adding an end-of-shift aisle check.”

Or pass a JSON payload directly

{
  "ReferenceNumber": "INC-2026-0073",
  "Subject": "Slip in warehouse aisle 4",
  "Department": "Warehouse Operations",
  "IncidentDate": "2026-06-12",
  "IncidentTime": "14:20",
  "IncidentLocation": "Hull DC",
  "SpecificLocation": "Aisle 4, near bay 12",
  "ReportedBy": "Sam Okoye",
  "PhoneNumber": "+44 7700 900123",
  "Supervisor": "Dana Whitfield",
  "OtherPersons": "None",
  "IncidentDetails": "A pallet wrap had unspooled across the aisle; an operative slipped but was unhurt.",
  "IncidentCauses": "Loose wrap not cleared after unloading.",
  "FollowUpRecommendations": "Add an end-of-shift aisle check to the closing routine.",
  "AdditionalNotes": "Area cordoned and cleared within 10 minutes."
}
How to use it

From download to Claude-callable in four steps.

1
Download & tweak

Grab the .docx, open it in Word, and swap in your logo, colors, and any clauses you want. Keep the {{placeholders}} you need.

2
Upload to DocExport

Drop the file into your DocExport workspace. It auto-annotates every field in plain English so your agent knows what each one means.

3
Connect your agent

Point Claude (Desktop, API, or any MCP client) at your DocExport endpoint. The template shows up as a callable tool.

4
Generate

Ask in plain English. Claude previews, self-corrects, and returns a polished PDF or DOCX via signed URL.

Make this template Claude-callable.

25 documents / month on the free tier. No credit card. Upload, annotate, and connect Claude in under 10 minutes.

Start free