Platform

One account. Every site. Nothing deleted.

What we build: the record-keeping and the training that kitchens and bars are inspected on, on one platform Elearnment owns. Click a site to see what its login sees.

Book a walkthroughSee the twelve records

Tap a site. Its login sees only that site. The account sees all of them.

Northern GroupAccount owner
This login sees every site
Deansgate92/100Nothing outstanding
Ancoats81/100Probe calibration due
Didsbury64/100PM fridge temperatures missing
Salford Quays88/100Training: 1 certificate due
312records this week
2corrective actions open
3certificates due in 30 days

The readiness score measures the records you have kept. It is not a food hygiene rating and does not predict one. The group and its premises are a demonstration; the model is not.

A single kitchen can keep a paper diary and mostly get away with it. A group cannot. Renewals slip in one site and not another. A new manager inherits a folder and has no idea what is in it. The first you hear of a problem is a letter from the council.

So the platform is built for the account holder as much as the cook. Every premises keeps its own records; the account sees all of them. Training is tracked per person, not per site, so a certificate follows a chef who moves. The group above is fictional; the model is not.

Your data is held in the UK.The database sits in the London region and stays there.

Nothing is deleted.A correction is recorded beside the original, with who, why and when, so the history an officer sees is complete.

Every record exports as a PDF, any time.You own your records in a format any inspector can read.

The team reads its own language. The record stays English.What a person typed is never overwritten by a translation.

Built to WCAG 2.2 AA, so it works for every member of staff.UK GDPR as a matter of course. Formal certification is on the roadmap as the platform grows.

The records

Built on a phone. Printed on A4.

Twelve record types, every one a PDF on demand. The Report Designer puts your name and logo on each; the record itself is what the officer reads.

The Report Designer in the app: a template, an accent colour, your logo, your business details and a signature, applied to every PDF record
The record builder. Set once, on every PDF.
Elearnment LtdDemonstration kitchen · Manchester

Fridge & freezer temperatures

Week beginning Mon 31 Aug 2026 · 3 units · 42 readings · Printed 6 Sep 2026, 08:12

UnitMonTueWedThuFriSatSun
Main fridge 0–5 °C3 · 32 · 33 · 33 · 43 · 32 · 33 · 3
Prep fridge 0–5 °C4 · 34 · 44 · 8.53 · 34 · 44 · 33 · 4
Walk-in freezer −18 °C or below−19 · −19−20 · −19−19 · −19−19 · −20−19 · −19−20 · −19−19 · −19
Corrective action · Wed 2 Sep, 16:36Prep fridge read 8.5 °C at the PM check. Door found ajar. Closed, rechecked at 17:10: 4 °C. High-risk items moved to main fridge during recheck. Signed M. Kowalski.
SignedMonTueWedThuFriSatSun
AMSE 07:52SE 07:48MK 08:01SE 07:55SE 07:50DW 08:10DW 08:15
PMMK 16:40MK 16:35MK 16:36SE 16:30MK 16:42DW 16:20DW 16:25
Readings AM · PM, signed by the person who took them. Nothing deleted; corrections are recorded beside the original.Proprietor
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The PDF the app makes from it. One of twelve.
  • Opening & closing checks
  • Fridge & freezer temperatures
  • Food temperature checks
  • Cleaning sign-offs
  • Training records
  • HACCP plan & SFBB pack
  • Deliveries & suppliers
  • Incident log
  • Corrective actions
  • 4-weekly review
  • Probe calibration
  • Inspector Portal
What is coming

Status is data. Here is the roadmap, honestly.

Three things in development or planned. None of them is for sale, and none has a date we would put on a page.

In developmentGood Bar Management

The same platform for licensed premises: refusals register, cellar walk-round, the licensing records. Nothing on sale, no date to give you.

PlannedNative iOS and Android apps

The web app installs to a phone or tablet home screen today and works offline once opened. Store listings are drafted.

PlannedAPI and integrations

The account model already separates organisations, premises and seats, which is what an HR or rota system needs. Tell us which one you run.

How ready would you be tomorrow morning?

Five questions, one plain answer. No score, no rating prediction, no sales call unless you ask for one.

A chef at the kitchen door showing an officer the records on his phone while she makes notes
The day it is for. The records on a phone, at the door, with nobody hunting for a folder.
How many sites do you run?
How are daily food safety records kept today?
How do you know when a certificate is about to expire?
What happened at your last inspection?
How many languages do your kitchen teams work in?

Answers are used for the summary and, if you give an email, to send it. Privacy.