Health licensing software using iPad to write a ticket on violations. Following up on an inspection report with violations we write ticket in the field using an iPad tablet. Violations are from the standard retail food inspection guide. Ticket is Massachusetts Violation Notice to Offender which can be printed in the field using a Bluetooth printer. Pictures can be added directly from the iPad camera. Follow-up activities bacn be automated based on the types of violations. Multiple code sections can be selected from such as health, environmental, building codes or property maintenance codes. Using citizenserve the violations and tickets can easily be displayed on maps or other management reports. The iPad also support adding inspection comments using iPad speech-to-text.
Health licensing software and food inspections can easily be configured in citizenserve community development software. Health license software that is mobile and fully functional on an Apple iPad or other mobile devices. Food inspection software process can include noting violations, taking violation specific pictures, completing inspection forms and printing complex regulatory forms with the inspectors and person-in-charge (PIC) signatures.
Restaurant licensing and inspection software in citizenserve. Businesses can register on your citizen portal, complete complex health applications and upload documents such as menus and kitchen equipment specifications. Multiple license types can be setup for food establishments such as retail food, school kitchen, food service, caterer, mobile, tobacco and nicotine delivery. License applications can have an unlimited number of custom fields that include application submittal documents such as workers compensation insurance affidavit, workers compensation policies, plan review approvals, allergen awareness, choke safety, extermination, dumpster information can be uploaded and managed. License software applications can also be setup to be dynamic, asking questions related to prior license application answers.
Citizenserve community development software has specific user rights that are configured typically in departmental roles. These roles can then be assigned to users. The rights include the ability to limit rights to delete files, edit closed files and edit completed activities. For example if a code enforcement case is closed it is helpful to ensure that no one edits the closed file. It is also helpful to know that building inspections completed or plan reviews completed cannot be changed once complete.