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INEYA Ventures Duerly

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Duerly

Workplace risk assessment, compliant and always up to date.

In production

The problem

France's mandatory risk document (DUERP) is tedious and quickly outdated.

Every employer must assess and record occupational risks. In practice the document is rushed once, filed away, and never updated, until an inspection.

Consulting firms waste enormous time rebuilding it for each client, sector by sector.

How it works

01

Guided, sector-aware scoring

Duerly starts from your official business code (state API) to suggest your sector's risks, then walks you through the assessment step by step.

02

Compliant and living

Hardship tracking, a compliance journey, participants and updates keep the document current, not frozen.

03

Ready-to-submit exports

Word and Excel in one click, for inspection and archiving. Multi-site for consulting firms.

Who it's for

SMBs
Employers who must create and keep their risk assessment current without spending days on it.
Consulting firms
Prevention and consulting firms producing the Document Unique across several client sites.
Multi-site groups
Networks and groups running multiple establishments that want one homogeneous, always-current document.

The proof

In production
Live on duerly.fr, for SMBs and consulting firms.
State API
Trade inferred from the business code, 22 sectors covered.
Word/Excel exports
Document delivered in official format, inspection-ready.

Frequently asked questions

What is Duerly?

Duerly is sovereign software for France's mandatory workplace risk assessment (DUERP): it infers your sector's risks from your business code and guides you to inspection-ready Word and Excel exports.

Who is Duerly for?

Small and mid-sized companies that must keep their risk assessment up to date, and consulting firms that produce it across many client sites.

Is the document compliant and current?

Yes. Hardship tracking, a compliance journey and updates keep the assessment living, not filed away and forgotten.

Is the DUERP mandatory?

Yes. In France every employer, from the first employee, must assess occupational risks in a single document (DUERP) and keep it up to date.

Does Duerly handle multiple sites?

Yes. Firms and networks manage several establishments, each with its own trade and risks, from one workspace.