One intake that branches by incident type — aquatic emergencies, injuries, conduct, security, property, child safety — carrying the records the code actually asks for.
A fecal contamination event and a slip on the deck need different records. A single generic incident form makes the guard decide what matters at the worst possible moment; branching by type means the form asks the right questions itself.
Photos, witness statements and a captured signature go on the report while the detail is fresh. Drafts survive a dropped connection or a dead battery, because the worst time to lose a form is the time you needed it most.
MAHC expects the authority having jurisdiction notified within 24 hours of a reportable event. OnDeck tracks that window against the incident rather than trusting anyone to remember it during a bad week.
The same entries as the index — there is only one description of any feature on this site.
One intake that branches by incident type, carrying the records the code actually asks for.
Anonymous or named safety-concern triage, kept away from the people a report might be about.