92 findings across 20 sections, the way a store manager would work it at close. Tap any section to start, or jump straight to the results.
Open Warewash and type 18 into the sanitizer field. Watch it fail. Then hit See results — the store is capped at 69 no matter how clean everything else was.
Then hit Fill a clean close and run it again. Same store, same manager, 97.
Twenty sections, about eight minutes if nothing's wrong. The app serves only what's due at close — the opening and weekly items sit out of the way until their turn.
The measured ones are the whole argument. Sanitizer strength and rinse temperature are already required records, and almost nobody keeps them properly. Here they fall out of the closing routine whether the manager thinks about it or not.
Averaging is wrong for food safety. A store can be spotless everywhere and still get shut down over one cooler at 47°F, so the math mirrors the consequence.
A store at 94 is fine. A store at 71 gets a call from GEM before it gets a visit from the county.
Every product on the results screen is a live catalog SKU, not a placeholder.
| Finding | What ships |
|---|---|
| Dish machine sanitizer low | Gator Sani-Sol GC-12000253 |
| Machine detergent empty | Gator Hot Shot GC-12000170 |
| Lime scale in the tank | All-Brite Servall Delimer 610-250 |
| Hood filters loaded | All-Brite Grease-Off 660-801 |
| Floor drains slow | All-Brite BIO-2000 690-751 |
| No soap at hand sink | SSS FoamClean Hy-Clean E-2 SSS-44095 |
| Trash over the rim | SSS Market Value Can Liner SSS-72913 |
| No wet floor sign out | Gem Caution Sign, EN/ES GM-M8001 |
| Bare hands on ready-to-eat | Gem Vinyl Powder Free Glove G-VL |
| No hair restraint worn | AmerCareRoyal Bouffant Cap RPPRP110NWP |
| Restroom tissue out | SSS Sterling Jumbo Jr. Roll SSS-76306 |
| No towels at hand sink | SSS Sterling Hardwound Roll Towel SSS-76018 |
Cooling curves, date marking, working while ill, manager certification, bare-hand contact — these come back Train only, with no product at all.
Run the bad night and scroll the results: you'll see training-only findings sitting right next to ones with a SKU. That contrast is what makes the recommendations believable when they do appear.