Issues are only useful if they get fixed. RakuOps turns every problem or failed step into a tracked corrective action, routed to the right owner with a due date and closed out on the record. Build the corrective-action process once as a template, then run it every time as a tracked checklist - no code, no spreadsheet.

What you get

Nothing gets lost

A failed step or flagged issue becomes a corrective action with an owner and a due date. Automations and triggers can raise it for you, so nothing falls through the cracks.

Tracked to done

Each action runs as a workflow with tasks, forms, conditional logic, and approvals. Reminders keep it moving until every step is closed out.

Complete record

Every run keeps a timestamped activity record of who did what and when, so you always have proof each action was closed on the record.

How it works

01

Raise

An issue or failed step starts a corrective action from your template.

02

Run

An owner works the tasks, forms, and approvals to a due date.

03

Close

The action is closed out and logged in the run history.

Runs alongside your other processes

Corrective actions rarely stand alone. In RakuOps they connect to the checks that raise them, so a failed inspection, a missed opening step or a reading out of range at any site flows straight into a tracked fix. Common examples include brand standard audit follow-ups, food safety exceptions and cleanliness misses.

Put corrective actions to work

Turn every miss at every site into a fix with a name, a date and proof it held. Free for your first site, no credit card, and staff never sign up.

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Frequently asked questions

How does RakuOps track corrective actions?

Any issue or failed step becomes a corrective action with an owner and a due date, then runs as a tracked workflow to done. The complete run history stays on the record.

How are owners kept accountable?

Each action has an owner and a due date with reminders, and the full activity record is visible, so nothing quietly drops off.

Do I need to write any code?

No. You build the corrective-action process visually as a template with tasks, forms, conditional logic, and approvals, then run it as a checklist every time. No code required.