How it works

From a tap on the door to a text back.

No app for your customers. No new hardware for you. A code on the wall, one inbox for what comes back, and a text when the problem is gone.

01 The customer

It starts with a tap on the door.

A code on the wall opens this, scoped to that exact spot. No app, no login. A customer types what is wrong in about ten seconds and adds a photo if they want.

↳ Works on the phone already in their hand.

The Fresh Mart reporter form on a phone: “We’re all ears”, a note field and an optional photo.
02 Your inbox

Everything lands in one place, already sorted.

Reports from every entrance, aisle, and restroom flow into one list. Repeats of the same problem collapse into a single issue, tagged by type, so ten “spilled milk” notes read as one job to do.

↳ Filter by status: new, acknowledged, in progress, fixed.

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Issues

  • New Safety hazard

    Cracked tile near checkout

    Checkout

    1

    report

  • Acknowledged Service & checkout

    Long line at self-checkout

    Self-checkout

    3

    reports

  • Acknowledged Spills & leaks

    Spilled milk in front of dairy cooler

    Dairy

    2

    reports

  • Fixed Safety hazard

    Endcap boxes blocking aisle

    Aisle 2

    2

    reports

  • In progress Cleanliness

    Odor and litter in restroom hallway

    Restrooms

    2

    reports

03 The reply

Close the loop with one text.

Open an issue to see every report behind it. Set the status, leave an internal note, and send one update. Everyone who reported it and opted in gets the text. The person who almost wrote a review hears from you instead.

↳ They opted in on the form, and can reply STOP anytime.

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Acknowledged Spills & leaks

Spilled milk in front of dairy cooler

Dairy · Dairy wall cooler · 2 reporters

New Acknowledged In progress Fixed

Update sent to reporters

We got it cleaned up and put a wet-floor sign out. Thanks for the heads up.

2 reports, grouped

SMS Anonymous

Smells like sour milk near the dairy wall. Needs a mop ASAP.

QR Marcus T.

Almost slipped by the dairy cooler — there’s a puddle.

Why people use it

Nothing to download

The code opens a web page, not an app store. A first-time customer finishes a report in the time an app would still be downloading.

One inbox, merged

Reports from every location sit together, and repeats of the same problem collapse into a single issue you act on once.

They asked to hear back

A customer opts in to texts by checking a box on the form. You reach people who want the update, and they can reply STOP anytime.

See what your customers have been holding back.

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