Overview
Welcome to the Access Care Compliance (ACC) Mobile App with Incident v3 Reporting. This mobile-first solution empowers care providers to complete and submit incident reports directly from iOS and Android mobile devices, eliminating the need to return to a desktop computer.
Get the app today on Google Play or Apple
What’s New
Complete mobile incident reporting workflow
Available on both iOS and Android platforms
Single Sign-On (SSO) authentication for seamless access
Draft management with ability to save and resume incomplete incident reports
Progress tracking throughout the reporting process
Review and submit functionality
Enhanced user experience optimised for mobile workflows
Key Benefits:
Complete and submit Incident v3 reports directly from mobile devices for iOS and Android, eliminating the need to return to a desktop.
Review and complete saved drafts from a simple dashboard interface with Single Sign-On.
Enable timely submissions in fast-paced care environments, reducing the risk of delayed or missed incident reporting.
System Requirements
iOS Devices:
iOS 15.0 or later
Compatible with iPhone
Minimum 100MB of available storage
Android Devices:
Android 8.0 or later
Minimum 100MB of available storage
Active internet connection for authentication and syncing
Installation
iOS Installation:
Open the App Store on your iOS device
Search for "ACC Mobile"
Tap "Get" to download and install the application
Once installed, tap "Open" to launch the app
Android Installation:
Open the Google Play Store on your Android device
Search for "ACC Mobile"
Tap "Install" to download and install the application
Once installed, tap "Open" to launch the app
Sign In
ACC Mobile uses Single Sign-On (SSO) authentication through your organisation's Access Identity Provider. This means you'll use the same credentials as your desktop ACC account.
Multi-Organisation Users: If your account belongs to multiple organizations, you'll be prompted to select which organisation to access upon login. You can only access incident reporting in organisations where you have Incident v3 permissions enabled.
No Permissions: Users without any Incident v3 permissions will see a message indicating they don't have access to create or view incidents in the mobile app.
Permission-Based Features: The features available to you depend on your specific permissions on the web:
Users with MyIncidents_Create can create new incidents
Users with MyIncidents_CreateView can create and view their own incidents
Additional viewing and editing capabilities are granted based on your assigned permission levels
Important: If you don't have ACC credentials, contact your organisation's system administrator to request access.
Getting Started
Launch the ACC Mobile app
When prompted, tap "Continue" to authenticate with accessacloud.com
You will be redirected to the Access Identity sign-in page
Enter your email address or username registered with ACC
Select “Next”, Enter password, and tap “Sign In”
Dashboard Overview
The Dashboard is your home screen in ACC Mobile. It provides quick access to create new incidents and view saved drafts.
Dashboard Options:
View and access incomplete incident reports saved as drafts
Start a new incident report from scratch with the Create New Incident button
Switch between Home and Incidents sections
Access additional settings and features via the three-dot menu
Creating a New Incident
Step 1: Initiate New Incident
From the Dashboard, tap the "Create New Incident" button
The New Incident screen will display with location and person selection
Step 2: Select Location and Primary Person
Select Location: Choose the care home or facility where the incident occurred
Primary Person Involved: Select the main person involved in the incident
Step 3: Complete Incident Reporting Sections
Once you've tapped "Add Incident", you'll see the incident progress tracker showing 0/6 Complete. The incident report consists of six main sections:
Incident Details
Type
People Involved
Description
Level
Support Plan
Each section must be completed to submit the incident. The progress indicator at the top of the screen shows your completion status.
Each section captures fundamental information about when and where the incident occurred and reflects the web version of the Incident Reporting form.
Tap "Save and Continue" to proceed to the next section.
Best Practice: Include specific details such as time, location, sequence of events, and immediate actions taken, people involved. Be objective and factual in your description.
Managing Draft Incidents
ACC Mobile automatically saves your progress as you complete each section. Draft incidents are stored locally and can be accessed anytime from the Dashboard.
Accessing Draft Incidents:
From the Dashboard, view the draft incidents area
Tap on any draft to resume working on it
The incident will open at the current status with progress indicator showing completion
Draft Incident Options:
Continue Editing: Complete remaining sections
View Progress: Check completion status via the circular progress indicator
Add Comments: Include additional notes or context
Link Related Incidents: Associate with other relevant incident reports
Delete Incident: Remove the draft if no longer needed (confirmation required)
Important: Drafts are stored locally on your device. If you uninstall the app or clear app data, your drafts will be lost. Complete and submit incidents promptly to ensure they're saved to the central system.
Adding Comments
Comments allow you to add supplementary information, notes, or follow-up details to an incident report.
From the incident view, tap "Comments"
If no comments exist, tap "Add Comment"
Enter a title for your comment
Enter the comment text in the comment field
Tap "Add Comment" to save
You can add multiple comments to track the ongoing status, actions taken, or additional observations related to the incident.
Linked Incidents
The Related Incidents feature allows you to Find incidents that are linked by person.
From the incident view, tap "Related Incidents"
Search for or select incidents from your system
Confirm the link to associate the incidents
This feature is particularly useful for tracking patterns, recurring issues, or multi-stage incidents that span multiple reports.
Deleting Incidents
Draft incidents can be deleted if they were created in error.
From the incident view, scroll to the bottom
Tap the red "Delete Incident" button
Confirm the deletion in the popup dialog
The incident will be permanently removed from your device
Deletion is permanent and cannot be undone. Only delete incidents that were created in error. Once an incident is submitted to the system, deletion options may be restricted.
Current Limitations
iPhone 12 Date Picker Crash (iOS 17) Users on iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro running iOS 17 may experience an application crash when selecting the Date of Incident field in Incident Details. This issue is specific to these device models and iOS version. Workaround: Use an alternative iOS device or update to a newer iOS version if available.
iPhone SE 2020/2022 Section Access Users on iPhone SE (2020 and 2022 models) cannot access the "Incident reporting", "Comments", "Related Incidents", and "Download PDF" sections. This issue is under investigation. Workaround: Use an alternative iOS device to access these features.
