Receive alerts in your inbox when issues arise at any location.
Alerts can provide a range of information to both in-store teams and external partners. This includes progress updates and warnings when policy breaches occur.
Integrated technology options, such as thermometers and remote temperature sensors, ensure temperature records are both accurate and timely. In part, they remove some of the human elements around the record keeping process. Bluetooth hardware also delivers operational time savings, allowing teams to focus on other elements of the food safety process.
Receive alerts in your inbox when issues arise at any location.
A comprehensive workflow engine sits behind this system, ultimately responsible for guiding users through the correct process for food safety checks. Users are informed of next steps and advised when additional actions are required to close off procedures.
Trigger retests when certain conditions are not met within checklists.
Not every food safety checklist will pass. In the event of a check failing to meet the required standards, follow-up checklists are triggered to ensure a user completes additional actions (i.e. a retest or an alternative procedure) to close off an identified issue.
Take photos in checklists, add comments, and scan barcodes.
Photos or additional comments to support a finding are crucial to completing food safety documentation. Throughout the checklist process, photos and comments may be added to provide this extra level of detail. Barcodes may also be integrated to ensure users are checking the correct equipment or are in a specific location for the test.
At a glance, view what is going on in relation to key KPIs.
Recording of food safety records is just the beginning. At a glance, custom dashboards provide in-store users with information on progress, whilst external partners may identify areas of excellence or improvement opportunities via key performance indicators.
Receive alerts in your inbox when issues arise at any location.
Alerts can provide a range of information to both in-store teams and external partners. This includes progress updates and warnings when policy breaches occur.
Integrated technology options, such as thermometers and remote temperature sensors, ensure temperature records are both accurate and timely. In part, they remove some of the human elements around the record keeping process. Bluetooth hardware also delivers operational time savings, allowing teams to focus on other elements of the food safety process.
Receive alerts in your inbox when issues arise at any location.
Trigger retests when certain conditions are not met within checklists.
Take photos in checklists, add comments, and scan barcodes.
Photos or additional comments to support a finding are crucial to completing food safety documentation. Throughout the checklist process, photos and comments may be added to provide this extra level of detail. Barcodes may also be integrated to ensure users are checking the correct equipment or are in a specific location for the test.
At a glance, view what is going on in relation to key KPIs.
Recording of food safety records is just the beginning. At a glance, custom dashboards provide in-store users with information on progress, whilst external partners may identify areas of excellence or improvement opportunities via key performance indicators.
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