Paper logs nobody reads
Fridge temperatures get written down twice a day. The folder fills up. Nobody looks at it until a regulator does.
Daily kitchen checks on the closest tablet. Multi-site compliance scores at headquarters. No more clipboards, no more illegible photos of paper logs.
If any of these sound familiar, you're in the right place.
Fridge temperatures get written down twice a day. The folder fills up. Nobody looks at it until a regulator does.
12 sites, 12 different ways of running opening checks. HQ has no idea which kitchen is on top of allergens this week.
New chef starts Monday. Last week's HACCP knowledge walked out with the previous one.
Each of these is a normal Tuesday for someone - running a checklist, scanning a QR sticker, or closing a follow-up.
Fridge and freezer temperatures, oil quality, hygiene of prep stations. Done on the tablet by the pass, signed by the chef on duty.
Photo-backed checks before service. Recipe-level allergen tags carry through to the menu and back to suppliers.
Core temperatures recorded with the date, the dish, and the cook. Cooling curves are kept automatically.
HQ sees a compliance score per site every morning. Drill into the kitchen that missed a check before lunch service.
New cook scans the QR on the fridge, gets the procedure, signs it off. Training records build themselves.
PragFlow is one platform with several modules - most teams start with one or two and grow into the rest.
Opening, midday, closing, allergen and cleaning checks.
Anything failing a check becomes an action with an owner.
QR stickers on every fridge, every prep station, every site.
HQ-level compliance score across the whole estate.
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