One cleaning schedule for every store, with the weekly jobs that get skipped written in, so every store stays inspection-ready.
In RakuOps, a check answered No, a reading outside its limits, or a photo that does not match your best store's opens a fix for that store, with an owner and a due date.
Daily cleaning usually happens. Weekly cleaning, behind the fridges, the seals, the vents, is what separates the store that passes an inspection any day from the one that needs a week's warning.
Putting the weekly jobs on the same list, on a set day, makes them visible. The store that never ticks them is easy to spot.
Free for one store, with unlimited users and no card. The checklist arrives ready to run, exactly as it is on this page, and you can change any check.
Run this template freeYes. Print it, save it as a PDF, or tick it off on this page. To run it at every store, with photos, readings that open a fix when they are out of range, and a scorecard that ranks your stores, use it in RakuOps. The free plan covers one store, with unlimited users.
Daily cleaning keeps the store presentable; weekly cleaning removes the build-up that inspectors and pests find. Both belong on one schedule so neither is forgotten.
The person who did it, with a photo. A manager reviewing the photos weekly is more reliable than a manager ticking a sheet they did not check.