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Problem
Checklists record that a task was done; quality stays invisible. In multi-site facilities, which restroom, sink, or common area actually meets the standard often surfaces only on complaint or audit day. Ops leads cannot prioritize without walking the floor.
The ops question is not only 'was cleaning done' but 'which point dropped below standard this week'. Hygio answers with point scores and photos — not a completion percentage.
- Find drift in minutes with a site filter.
- Dirty-label frequency exposes a repeat station.
- Shift view separates night crews from day crews.
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How they use Hygio
Every hygiene point sits on a digital map. Staff check in via NFC/QR and upload before/after photos. Managers see branch, shift, and point scores; they filter dirty labels and repeat stations. Extra rounds or coaching go to low-scoring points — evidence, not guesswork.
Without NFC/QR check-in a photo is just 'taken somewhere'. Location verification binds the task to the physical point so managers can sequence intervention without walking the floor.
- Low score = extra round or short field coaching.
- Guest reports land in the same queue.
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Operational outcome
Audit week is no longer an archive hunt: each point has a photo and score history. Branch variance becomes visible. Hygio does not certify sterile conditions; it supplies a consistent quality signal for internal operations and vendor oversight.
Hygio is an internal quality signal. It does not produce sterility, infection-control, or third-party audit certificates. Buying and legal teams see that limit in the FAQ and contract.
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Pilot and rollout
Do not wire the whole network on day one. One site settles the point map, tags, and field habit; then the same template replicates. Scope — which wet rooms, which shifts — is locked in the demo.
- Pilot: high-complaint or high-traffic blocks.
- Rollout: copy the same point template to the next site.
Questions buyers ask
01Why Hygio if we already have checklist software?
A checklist records that a task was closed; it does not leave how the point looked. Hygio turns each point into quality proof with before/after photos and an internal score. Many teams keep both — the demo splits which system closes the work order.
02Is the score a legal-compliance or audit certificate?
No. Approved/Rejected (Clean/Dirty) is an internal workflow label. It does not produce sterility, healthcare-hygiene legal status, or a third-party audit certificate. That sentence belongs on the report title and in the contract.
03How long do setup and a pilot take?
It depends on point count, NFC/QR tagging, and field habit. Typical path: settle the map on one or two high-risk blocks, then copy the template. The calendar is written together in a 15–30 minute demo; no credit card.
04Must staff take a photo on every round?
The default flow is check-in plus before/after photos; otherwise proof is weak. Which points are mandatory every round versus sampled is locked in the demo. The aim is to make drift visible, not to collect every frame.
05How do we see priority across many sites?
The panel holds site, shift, and point scores together. Dirty-label frequency exposes a repeat station; managers can assign extra rounds or coaching without walking the floor. Audit week is met with a photo archive.
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