Recent activity
View all →Chemical log — last visit
—Every application is recorded at the point of use with batch number and method. This is the table your auditor will ask for.
Your sites
Visit trend
12 weeks—
All sites
| Receipt | Site | Treatment | Technician | Chemicals | Confirmed by | Status | Date |
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Chemical usage
Totals across the selected period, and every individual application behind them.
Applications
| Date | Ref | Site | Chemical | Qty | Batch | Method |
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Totals by chemical
Audit packs
A complete, structured record of every visit in the period: technician and their certification, chemicals with batch and method, observations, and who confirmed each service. Deliberately JSON rather than PDF — the auditor's format changes, the data does not.
Standards this record answers
Your open actions
Findings raised at a risk-assessment audit that are yours to fix — a damaged panel, an open drain, a gap under a back door. Treatment alone will not hold while these stand, and your own auditor will ask what happened to each one. Close a finding here with a note saying what was done.
Audit reports
| Audit S.No. | Site | Type | Date | Auditor | Findings | Open | State |
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| Date | Site | Station | Severity | Observation | Technician | Ref |
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Confirmation history
Who signed off which visit| Ref | Site | Sent to | Channel | Confirmed by | Result |
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Your contact chain
A six-digit code goes to the first contact when a technician finishes. If nobody responds within 30 minutes it falls through to the next, then to your escalation contact. Only an RCS account manager can close a visit without a code, and that is recorded with a reason.
To change these, contact your account manager.
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