Yes, EHS software can track both leading and lagging indicators. Leading indicators may include inspections completed, hazards reported, near misses submitted, safety observations, training completion, corrective action closure, toolbox talks, and audit participation. Lagging indicators may include injuries, illnesses, recordable incidents, lost time cases, vehicle incidents, property damage, and environmental events. For U.S. high-risk industries, both types of indicators matter. Lagging indicators show what has already happened, while leading indicators help safety managers measure whether preventive work is being completed before serious events occur.