Integrations

Connect Haven to the systems your safety team already uses.

Haven is designed to work alongside existing EHS and enterprise systems, bringing AI reasoning, investigation quality assurance, and cross-incident learning to the data and workflows you already have.

Your current systems can remain the system of record. Haven becomes the intelligence layer that helps the organization reason across them.

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200+ enterprise systems, ready to connect
ERP
Resource planning
EAM
Asset management
HCM
HR & workforce
EHSQ
Safety & quality
SCM
Supply chain
IoT
Connected sensors
LIMS
Lab & sample data
BI
Reporting
+190 more
Why integrations matter

Enterprise AI doesn't need more data. It needs better context.

Most large organizations already have more data than they can use. Incident records, procedures, maintenance history, training records, inspections, permits, and operating logs accumulate for years. The limitation was never volume. It's that none of it exists in a form built for AI to reason over.

Integrations have traditionally existed to synchronize records between systems — moving information from one application to another without creating much new value along the way. Haven treats integration differently. Each connected system becomes a source of organizational context that helps Haven reason with greater accuracy, not just another data pipe.

Haven's models already understand investigation methodology, causal reasoning, and regulatory expectations. Your integrations aren't teaching Haven how to investigate an incident — they're giving Haven the operational context specific to your organization. That distinction is why deployments can move from a multi-month data-science initiative to producing meaningful results in days.

Maintenance history

Reveals whether equipment or controls have failed before.

Document repositories

Supplies the operating procedures behind the incident.

HR and organizational data

Clarifies roles, certifications, and reporting lines.

Existing EHS platforms

Contribute years of accumulated organizational learning.

Haven is tackling one of the most important and underserved problems in enterprise operations. By embedding AI directly into safety workflows, the company is enabling organizations to learn faster to prevent incidents. Haven is positioned to become foundational infrastructure for how modern enterprises manage risk.

Monte Zweben
Monte Zweben
Founder and CEO, ControlRooms AI
Architecture

System of record versus intelligence layer

Your EHS platform is designed to capture records, manage workflows, track actions, support approvals, and maintain enterprise reporting. Haven does not need to replace those functions. Haven adds capabilities that are difficult to achieve inside a traditional record-management workflow.

Existing EHS
RECORD · WORKFLOWS · ACTIONS · APPROVALS · REPORTING
Haven
EVIDENCE REASONING · ASSURE · HISTORICAL INTELLIGENCE
Enterprise
STRONGER INVESTIGATIONS · QUALITY VISIBILITY · PREVENTION
Data sources

Connect the data that gives the incident context.

The value of a safety investigation often depends on information beyond the incident record itself. Haven can be integrated with the enterprise sources that provide context to the event and the organization's history.

EHS systems

Incident and corrective-action systems.

Document repositories

SharePoint and other document stores.

Company procedures

Procedures and standards.

Training systems

Training and competency systems.

HR and organizational data

Roles, sites, and reporting structure.

Asset information

Asset and equipment records.

Contractor data

Contractor records and history.

Historical investigations

Prior investigation repositories.

Business intelligence

Reporting environments.

Connector library

Already built. Already maintained. Ready to deploy.

Through our partnership with YuzeData, Haven connects to a library of more than 200 pre-built, authenticated, and continuously maintained connectors spanning ERP, EAM, PLM, HCM, EHSQ, SCM, IoT, LIMS, BI, and more. No custom integration code, no starting from a blank slate — deployment is measured in days, not months.

Authenticated & maintained

Every connector is kept current, so integrations don't break as source systems update.

Swap systems without rework

Replace a source or output system and slot the new connector in without rebuilding your data flows.

Don't see your system?

New connectors are added on demand — talk to us about your environment.

I've seen many AI projects underperform because they weren't widely adopted, either because of usability or trust. Haven's approach combines practical field usability with sophisticated intelligence behind the scenes. That combination is exactly what large organizations need to drive meaningful, sustained safety improvement.

Julia Lundin
Julia Lundin
Head of AI Business, AES
Integration patterns

Bring data into Haven without recreating your entire workflow.

Integration should be scoped to the business outcome. Some organizations may begin by importing historical investigations and company procedures. Others may connect the active incident workflow. The architecture can expand as the deployment matures.

Historical import

Bring previous incidents and investigations into the Haven knowledge layer.

Document grounding

Connect procedures, standards, and company guidance.

Active workflow integration

Pass current incident data into Haven for investigation or ASSURE.

Output synchronization

Return reports, findings, quality results, or other approved outputs to enterprise systems.

Recurring data feeds

Keep selected enterprise data current for Learning Intelligence.

Implementation approach

Start with the highest-value connection.

Haven integrations should not become a prerequisite for proving value. The recommended approach is to begin with the data required for the first use case, establish the workflow, and expand integrations as the organization moves into broader enterprise learning.

P1

Investigation workflow and required company knowledge

P2

Historical incident import and quality assurance

P3

Deeper EHS, document, and enterprise-system integrations

P4

Ongoing Learning Intelligence and enterprise outputs

Enterprise readiness

Enterprise architecture, security, and governance

Integration design must respect the organization's security, access, data-residency, and governance requirements. Haven is intended for enterprise safety environments where data access, auditability, and role-based controls are part of the deployment design.

Role-based access

Data-residency options

Single-tenant deployment

Controlled knowledge grounding

Auditable outputs

Enterprise governance controls

Tell us what your environment looks like.

You do not need to redesign your EHS architecture to use Haven. Show us the systems you already have, the data you want Haven to reason over, and the safety workflow you want to improve. We will map the smallest practical path to value.