What it does

What Daily Audit does, in detail

Built for multi-outlet restaurant, bakery and retail groups — the ones with a central kitchen and accountants who already key everything into an ERP. This is the detail behind the four claims on the front page; if you would rather see it working than read about it, the demonstration is a made-up bakery with a month of real audits in it.

Management dashboard — 4 sites, 28 days
The management dashboard showing compliance score, alerts and trends across four outlets

Four things, done properly

01 · Figures, not just ticks

It reads the numbers your ERP already holds

Paste the day's export, or drop the CSV. It matches the columns to your sites and fields, shows you exactly what will change, and only then writes.

  • Handles ₹, lakh commas, brackets for negatives, dd/mm/yyyy
  • A cell it cannot read is flagged, never guessed
  • One column for the date brings a whole month in at once
  • Remembers your column names, so the second import is one click
The compliance grid: every rule scored per outlet for the day
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Scored against your thresholds

Sales, damage, voids, discounts

Cash difference and stock variance too — against your limits, per site, every day. Not a generic template.

Typical limits
Damage≤ 5% of sales
Cash difference± ₹500
Unapproved discountnone
Negative stocknone
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02 · Corrective actions

A failure becomes a task, and the task gets chased

Every critical or major miss raises an action by itself — site, severity, owner, due date. It escalates if it keeps happening.

Nothing closes itself. A good day tomorrow is not a fix. Done is the site saying so; Verified is you confirming it.

When it keeps happening
Minor Major Critical

Every change is logged, append-only, with who and when — so "we fixed it" has a date against it.

04 · What happens next

The dashboard answers the question owners actually ask

Not "what were the numbers" — "is this getting better, and what do I fix first?" Where each site lands in ten days at the current trend, what the rest of the month must average to hit target, the day-of-week patterns, and the single most expensive miss across every site.

Every line is arithmetic on your own days, and it shows the working. No model, no guessing, nothing you cannot check by hand.

Projections panel showing where each outlet lands at the current trend
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03 · Evidence

Photos, signatures, and a record that holds up

Attach a timestamped photo to a damage row or a corrective action. Sign the day off and it locks — because a report that can still be edited afterwards proves nothing.

  • Pictures shrink on the phone to about 120KB before storage
  • Unlocking a signed day is allowed, and recorded
  • The client acknowledges separately — a record of what was said
  • Everything prints into the PDF you send
What a signed day carries
Photo + timestamp Auditor signature Client acknowledgement Locked figures
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The register, not a to-do list

Every change logged, append-only, with who and when. The owner sees the one number that matters: how many issues were raised, how many were actually closed, and how long it took.

The corrective action register with owners, due dates and escalation

Built for how shops actually work

The internet drops.
The audit does not.

Everything is stored on the device first. Enter a whole day with no signal at all — it goes up on its own when the connection comes back. Two people on two devices never overwrite each other.

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Works fully offline, for days at a time

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Any phone browser — nothing to install from a store

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Send the client a single file that opens with no login

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Each client sees only their own outlets — enforced on the server

On a phone, with no signal
The audit running on a phone

Read enough?

The demonstration is a four-outlet bakery with a month of audits already in it, and one outlet quietly getting worse. Nothing to sign up for.

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