Orgo’s workflow is a reliability loop. It makes sure that important signals become owned work, that work is handled on time, and that outcomes are traceable.
A Case is the long-lived container: the situation, incident, request, or theme that matters over time.
A Task is an actionable step: what someone must do to move a Case toward resolution.
This simple split prevents the two classic failures:
Orgo supports three practical flows—without making the interface feel complicated:
A safety incident is reported. Orgo creates a Case and routes tasks to the right function. If unresolved past its response window, it escalates. If similar incidents repeat over weeks, Orgo creates a review/audit Case so the organization doesn’t “normalize” the problem—it fixes the system.
