Startup of the Week - QRclean
by Startacus Admin
QRclean the startup which has created the only QR code Hygiene Transparency Solution for businesses which benefits both customers and employees
If you’re in the hospitality sector, you’ll know only too well the impact that COVID-19 has had on your business. And now as lockdown eases and businesses are re-opening, it is vital to restore confidence that your business is safe and that you are carefully managing risks both for your customers and for your employees.There are all sorts of measures in which this can be done and our latest startup of the week have just created another. QRclean is a Hygiene Transparency Solution that makes cleaning logs easily accessible to your customers through QR codes.
Here’s how it works:
You can place QR codes around your premises which customers can scan and thereby see when and how particular areas were cleaned.
As well as this however, customers can notify you directly through QR codes of any issues or matters of concern. Issues can then be rectified easily and promptly.
It’s of course much better to get customer feedback on issues like this rather than seeing disgruntled and negative comments on an online review site or on social media.
With many businesses in the hospitality sector adopting digital menus and apps for customers to order from, it makes sense to digitalise other aspects of the business that are traditionally paper-based. We’re all used to seeing hand-written cleaning rotas in business premises but they’re not exactly ideal for a post-covid world, are they?
And of course it’s not just a solution for the hospitality sector. All sorts of businesses - from schools and universities through to cinemas and gyms could benefit from the QRclean system.
In essence, QRclean is providing another way for businesses of many types to help restore a little customer confidence, indicating that they have a strong focus on hygiene and safety.
And that certainly can only be a good thing.
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Published on: 2nd September 2020
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