Procedures your team actually follows

Opening, closing, temps, waste and equipment care. Same way, every shift, on a phone.

How it fits together

Three pieces, one engine

A fridge check and a bake batch are the same object with different steps.

01

Board

The status flow, and the things it is about: fridges, machines, products.

02

Procedure

The steps, who does them, when they start, what counts as a fail.

03

Run

One execution on a phone, with readings, photos and signatures.

Boards

Four kinds of board

Start from a template. Change anything.

Shift routinesTemperature checksWasteCash logCleaningEquipment careIncident trackerBatch productionCoffee barMenu itemsRequestsExpensesProjects

Workflow

Work that moves through statuses. Requests, approvals, incidents.

Board · timeline · list · table · calendar

Log

Each run is a record. Waste, temperatures, cash.

Table

Routine

Recurring checks. Cleaning, equipment care, opening and closing.

Calendar · list · board

Project

One-off work where time per stage matters.

Board · timeline · list · table

Waste, maintenance and incidents

Now boards, not separate products

Three apps became three boards. They share steps, triggers, photos and reports.

Waste control→Waste log board

Waste log board

Item, quantity, reason. Cost comes from the supply product.

Maintenance logs→Equipment care board

Equipment care board

Machines as items. Daily cleans and weekly inspections on a schedule.

Incident reports→Incident tracker board

Incident tracker board

Report with severity and photos. Review to resolved, with who and when.

Steps

What a step can ask for

Required, conditional, or limited to a job.

Checkbox

Done or not

Number in a range

Out of range fails the run

Choice

Good / Needs attention / Out of service

Photo

One or several

Signature

Drawn on the phone

Timer

Target and elapsed time

Scan

QR or barcode, matched to the item

Instruction

How to do it

Critical control point

A fail schedules a recheck and needs a corrective action

Triggers

Runs start themselves

Fork creates the run, assigns it, and chases it when late.

On a schedule

Daily, weekly, monthly, or every N days.

When a shift starts or ends

The opener gets the opening checklist.

When another run finishes

Morning bake done? Restock the case.

When a date is reached

Use-by dates start the check.

From a QR code

Scan the fridge, start its check.

By hand

When something comes up.

What was missed, where, and what it cost

Seven reports by location. Print or export as PDF.

OverviewRoutinesWasteCash movementProjectsExpensesStaff
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