EcoOnline has been recognised as a Leader in the Verdantix Green Quadrant: EHS Software 2026 report, marking the third consecutive time the company has achieved the position.
The independent assessment evaluated environmental, health and safety software providers across a range of capabilities and customer buying criteria. EcoOnline was recognised for its performance in Safety Management, Chemicals Management, AI enabled Training and Contractor Safety.
Safety management recognised
EcoOnline achieved the highest score for Safety Management, according to the report, reflecting capabilities designed to help organisations identify, mitigate, manage and learn from workplace risk.
Verdantix also highlighted the company’s approach to frontline worker protection, identifying its dedicated Lone Worker solution as a differentiator.
The technology is designed to support employees working alone or in higher risk environments, helping organisations manage operational risk while improving worker wellbeing and emergency response readiness.
The findings reflect growing demand for integrated EHS platforms that connect day to day workplace safety with wider operational risk and crisis preparedness.
Expanding partner network
EcoOnline also received recognition for its partner ecosystem, which scored among the highest in the report for Partnerships.
Verdantix noted that the company has established more than 25 new technology and services partnerships during the past two years. Its wider network now includes more than 50 reseller, integration and technology partners.
Recent additions include a partnership with the National Safety Council, established in June 2025 to support data driven safety transformation.
EcoOnline also partnered with J.S. Held in June 2026, with the collaboration focused on strengthening digital readiness and response capabilities across operational risk.
The recognition reinforces the growing role of integrated digital platforms in helping organisations manage workplace safety, operational risks and employee protection through connected systems.
Conor O’Loughlin, CEO of EcoOnline, said, “Businesses are facing increasing exposure to risks from climate change as well as workforce challenges and evolution. At EcoOnline, we’re helping teams break down silos and connect frontline risk, workforce protection and specialist safety expertise in one platform.
“We are particularly pleased that our safety management capabilities, including lone worker protection, have been recognised. We continue to invest heavily in our EcoOne platform to enable our customers to reduce operational risks, protect their people and support their continued growth.”
Brittany Sayers, Senior Analyst, Verdantix, said, “EHS software is increasingly utilised as a strategic tool. Buyers are looking beyond standalone applications to integrated platforms. In mid-market and enterprise segments, buyers seeking broad capabilities across safety, chemicals management and sustainability will find EcoOnline a compelling option.
“EcoOnline combines an intuitive user experience with native business intelligence capabilities and a well-developed partner ecosystem, comprising more than 50 reseller, integration and technology partners.”
