Supplier, temperature at the door, condition, photo — logged at the back door in seconds. The cold chain is a critical control point; this is how you prove it held.
The van pulls up, your KP probes the box, taps the supplier, types the temperature, snaps a photo. Done — signed, timestamped, filed against the right supplier.
A chilled delivery above range is flagged on the spot, with a rejection record the supplier can’t argue with. The photo evidence settles the "it was fine when it left the depot" conversation.
When the inspector traces a batch back through your kitchen, the delivery log answers where it came from, when, at what temperature and who accepted it — for every delivery, not just the ones you remember.
The cold chain is a critical control point in any HACCP-based system — inspectors expect goods-in records for chilled and frozen deliveries at minimum. With presets it takes seconds.
Log it as rejected with the temperature and a photo; the supplier record keeps the history. Your report pack shows you caught it — which is exactly what an EHO wants to see.
Yes — the Documents feature stores supplier certificates with expiry reminders, linked from the same record.
Ten minutes to set up. Built-in UK checklists, fridge temps, allergens and sign-offs — live before tomorrow's opening checks.