The system helps control the execution of routine tasks and compliance with established standards. Instead of paper instructions, spreadsheets, and verbal reports, managers get a single digital tool where they can schedule inspections, assign tasks, and monitor their completion.

A unique QR code is created for each room or workstation. The employee scans the code at the task location and gets access to the assigned checklist. After inspection, they check off the completed items and, if necessary, attach photos as confirmation.

Yes. In SuperQR, you can create an unlimited number of templates for different processes. For each template, you can set a name, a list of tasks, execution order, frequency, and whether individual items are mandatory.

Yes. For each task, you can specify whether it is mandatory. This allows you to separate the main requirements of the standard from additional verification points and monitor their completion.

Yes. In the planning section, the manager can assign a specific template to a particular employee and specify the room, date, or execution period. This makes it possible to distribute tasks in advance and monitor the responsibility of each worker.

Yes. For templates, you can set the execution frequency, including daily. This is convenient for regular cleaning, opening and closing retail locations, equipment checks, room preparation, and other repetitive processes.

Yes. An employee can add photos when completing tasks. The photo report allows the manager to visually check the result and ensure that the necessary work has actually been completed.

Yes. The system records information about the employee, start time, template used, room, and inspection result. This helps monitor compliance with standards and objectively evaluate task execution.

Yes. The analytics dashboard shows the number of started and completed checklists, the completion rate, the number of in-progress checks and aborted executions, as well as the average execution time.

Yes. Multiple checklists can be connected to a single room or QR point. For example, for a hotel room, you can create separate templates for cleaning, technical inspection, and check-in preparation.

A paper checklist only records an employee's mark, whereas a digital system allows you to monitor the entire process. In SuperQR, you can assign a task to a specific employee, link it to a QR point, set a schedule, record completion time, add photos, and get analytics on the results.

Automation helps standardize work processes, reduce the number of missed tasks, and make employee monitoring more transparent. The manager receives data on which tasks were completed, when, by whom, and with what result.

Yes. The system is suitable for quality control of service, cleaning, premises preparation, equipment condition, and compliance with internal standards. A manager can analyze inspection results and promptly identify deviations from the established standard.

Yes. The service can be used for a large number of premises, QR points, employees, and checklists. This makes it suitable for hotel chains, retail stores, business centers, manufacturing enterprises, and other companies with distributed infrastructure.