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Unified Incident Reporting and Review for Behavioral Health Programs

April 17, 2026
Incident Manager dashboard displaying an incident queue with columns for reference number, submission date, program, type, severity, status, and days open, showing incidents with various statuses and severity levels.

The problem

Incident reporting in many public health programs lives across three tools: a forms platform for submission, a list app for tracking, and a separate analytics export for leadership reporting. Staff toggle between systems, reviewers chase the latest version, and leaders wait days for a lagging report—which means real-time intervention is impossible.

What this app does

A single end-to-end incident workflow inside the analytics platform. Program staff submit an incident through a simple public-facing form and receive a confirmation reference. County reviewers see new submissions in a status queue, add internal notes, assign follow-ups, and move incidents from New to Under Review to Resolved with required-field guardrails. Leadership opens the same app and sees live BI on volume, type, severity, program, and resolution time.

Key takeaways

  • Submission, review, and reporting unified in one platform
  • Status workflow with required-field guardrails for cleaner data
  • Live BI replaces a lagging weekly export
  • Historical incident data overlays new submissions for trend context

Who it's for

County behavioral health teams, public sector program offices, and any government department running a multi-tool incident reporting workaround today.

Consolidate incident reporting into one workflow

See how Domo can collapse three disconnected systems into a single intake-to-resolution incident app with live executive reporting. Request a tailored build for your department.

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