Yes, EHS software can track near misses by allowing workers and supervisors to report events that could have caused injury, illness, damage, or loss but did not. Near-miss tracking is important because it gives safety managers leading indicators of risk before a serious incident occurs. In high-risk U.S. industries, near misses involving equipment, vehicles, dropped objects, confined spaces, energy isolation, ground conditions, or contractor work can reveal weaknesses in training, procedures, supervision, or controls. EHS software helps categorize these events, assign follow-up, and identify patterns across locations.