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Set triggered alerts to notify your team about out-of-range temperatures, and never miss another food safety incident.
A food safety monitoring system is used to easily demonstrate your food safety monitoring efforts through accurate temperature readings automatically documented in a single, user-friendly platform. Proactive food safety monitoring is critical to take action before noncompliance occurs, track resolution or improvement of food safety hazard controls, and uphold quality standards.
Food safety monitoring becomes easier with the iAuditor Food Safety Monitoring System because you can access live temperature readings and historical information in a beautifully-designed dashboard. Traceability of your data allows you to make the most effective decisions, making compliance management effortless. Rolling out a fully functional food safety monitoring system can be accomplished in three easy steps: 1) mount the iAuditor Sensor that captures temperature readings; 2) install the iAuditor Gateway that connects sensors data to your iAuditor account, and 3) set up parameters for alerts and actions. The iAuditor Food Safety Monitoring System lets you connect multiple sensors to one account, so you can always be aware of your team’s performance no matter where you are, and how many sites you operate. Building a safety-quality culture from the ground up is a long-term investment that always pays off.
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- Sofia Dias, Food Safety & Quality Assurance Manager
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- Kelly Vos, GM at Waldorf Astoria Boca Raton
- Brandon Burt, General Manager with Burt Brothers
- Conrad Banez, Certified Health and Safety Technologist
- Dan Flippance, Assistant Manager for Operations
Once you’ve connected your sensors or local weather data to iAuditor, you can continuously monitor and maintain your conditions without lifting a finger. Tell us what range conditions need to stay in, and we’ll alert you any time that they go outside this range. From there, you can quickly set up a corrective action within iAuditor, assign it to the right person, and keep track of it until it’s closed out. You’ll also have a complete historical log of data, in case you ever need to check that conditions were met during a certain period, or want to track trends in your conditions.
Only if you want them to. As the admin, you can control which sensors get added, what alerts are set up, and who else is able to make these changes.
We’re working hard to support as many types of sensors as possible! We want to make the most of any data that is important to you. If you’ve already got an internet-connected sensor solution installed and you just want to bring the data into iAuditor, let’s have a chat. No promises, but we’ll do our best to make it happen.
It depends. If you’ve already got sensors and you just want the data to feed into iAuditor, then there’s no added cost! We only charge for any hardware that you buy directly from us, and the ongoing costs associated with running them. See our iAuditor sensors page to learn more about the hardware solutions we offer.
We offer market-leading temperature and humidity sensors that will last years, and can be set up in minutes without outside help. Your sensors will automatically link to iAuditor, giving you a reliable historical data log, automatic alerts when conditions go outside your set ranges, and the ability to create actions off the back of an alert to track issues from open to close.
Already tracking environmental conditions automatically? Let’s make it meaningful. Whether you’re capturing temperature, humidity, air pressure, air quality, gas concentrations, or even customer feedback with a smiley or sad face, you can use iAuditor to record, alert and action your data.
Connect local weather and set your own critical thresholds to alert your team when they need to take action. Need everyone to stop work when temperatures drop below freezing? No issue. We’ll let them know as soon as it happens.
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