Capture on site
Before and after, on the unit. The photo stays with the job.
Meet track
Track files every job and proves it.
The proof stays with the job.
A photo of the unit, the note written once, and the record ready when someone asks.
Written on site
Quantity, condition, and time, taken once. The record stays with the unit.
Ready when asked
On the job when the work is done. Ready if anyone asks.
What your engineers see.
The same screens your staff use on site. One job, one unit, two photos, one tap.
Step 1 of 4: Today’s job. Your job for today is waiting when you sign in: Ward 4B, 18 units.
What the office sees.
Every clean reaches the live board as it happens. Checked, filed against the right unit and ready to send.
Step 1 of 4: Job goes live. Ward 4B is live. Sam has it on his phone.
Sees every unit
Track recognises the unit and the room from the photo itself. It finds the beam, matches it to K2106 and knows it is in room 12, so nothing is filed against the wrong unit.
Plans the round
Track puts the job in order, room by room, so the engineer never doubles back. It always knows what is left and when the round will finish.
Runs every job at once
Several engineers, several wards, one record. Track keeps every round in step and each proof pack up to date.