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The Green Cross is used to document and visualize accidents and incidents within an organization. It is a tool commonly applied in health and safety management to systematically track and display accidents, incidents, and near-misses. By using this tool, companies can effectively monitor, analyze, and prevent risks. Each day is marked on a cross, with different colors representing various types of events, such as workplace accidents, near-misses, or hazardous situations. This makes it easy to track trends over time and identify patterns in incidents. Regular follow-ups and analysis enable management and employees to take proactive measures, reducing accidents and increasing awareness of safety issues.
The purpose of the Green Cross is to engage the entire organization in safety efforts and to quickly identify areas that require improvement. It provides a clear and visual overview of the safety situation and serves as a valuable tool to mitigate risks, improve the work environment, and foster a safety culture.
The Green Cross can be customized in various ways to effectively and smartly visualize what is most important to your specific business.

The data source for the Green Cross is already pre-configured, so there’s no need to set it up manually. Additionally, a status field is automatically selected, as only fields with the “status” data type can be used. All you need to do is access the component’s settings and click “Save” – and voilà, the Green Cross is ready to use!
This component supports both aggregation and mirroring, and these settings can be adjusted under the "Mode" tab. For example, if you aggregate two boards into one management board, the most critical status will always be displayed in the Green Cross of the management board. So, if a sub-organization experiences an accident during the day, the management board will show red – even if all other sub-organizations have had an incident-free day. You can also configure the Green Cross to display data only for the organization where the component has been added. To do this, simply select "This organization."

In the component settings, you can name the colors with custom names and exclude colors if desired. There are also default naming options available if you prefer to use those. You can find the settings to rename colors under the “Statuses” section. To rename a status, activate the "Custom status names" button, then type the desired name in the box where the current name is displayed. To hide or activate the colors shown, click the button displayed next to each color.


You can enable the display of comments added to specific days by activating “Show comments for selected day.” To display the number of days logged for each color during the month, activate “Show mini-overview.” You can also enable a streak counter, showing how many consecutive days have passed without a red day, by clicking “Show current streak.”

The Green Cross is also available in a format that displays the entire year, divided month by month. To access this view, go to the component settings and select “Yearly Overview.”
You can also view a layout that presents the statuses logged each day, month by month.

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