Quality is observed on site, not in a spreadsheet
The area manager visits, scores area by area, photographs what is wrong, gets the customer's signature. The report goes out before they get back in the car.
What gets in the way today
- Quality inspections are written on a sheet that ends up in a glovebox.
- The customer asks for proof of the visit, and nobody can find it.
- Remarks about a site never reach the person who builds the schedule.
- Each area manager has their own grid, so nothing is comparable between sites.
What changes
The same grid everywhere
One published grid, the same for every area, so results can finally be compared.
Proof of the visit
Time, position and the site manager's signature: the evidence exists without having to manufacture it.
The photo in the right place
A non-conformity is photographed on the line that describes it, not in a separate email.
Decline becomes visible
Scores per site over time show the drift before the customer points it out.
The cleaning templates we ship
The service inspection, area by area, with scoring and photo.
Test it on one site
Open the service inspection, do a real visit, and show the PDF to the customer.