Food Safety & Compliance
Equipment & calibration
Give every fridge, freezer and hot-holding unit a safe range and a daily rhythm — the check windows you set appear for the team each day, exceptions demand an action, and probe calibration runs as its own scheduled check. Part of ProCafe's operations software for cafes, delis and bakeries.
In the product
Kühlraum
Sicherer Bereich ≤ 7 °C
Kühlvitrine
Sicherer Bereich ≤ 7 °C
Unterbau-Tiefkühler
Sicherer Bereich ≤ −18 °C
Heißhaltung
Sicherer Bereich ≥ 65 °C
Wochenkontrolle · Sonden-Kalibrierung
Eiswasser + Siedepunkt, Foto — S. Rahman
What it does
Every unit, one register
Add fridges, freezers, display units and hot-holding per site, each with its own safe-range thresholds.
Daily checks, on your schedule
Choose each unit's daily check windows when you set it up — the day's temperature checks then appear for the team, on the rhythm you picked.
Exceptions become actions
An out-of-range reading raises an exception with a corrective action to complete, so problems are dealt with, not just recorded.
Probe calibration checks
Probe calibration runs as its own scheduled check — ice-point and boiling-point readings with a photo — so you can show your thermometers are trustworthy.
How it works
1. Register your equipment
Add each unit with its safe range — recorded in °C or °F, set per site.
2. The team works the windows
The check windows you set appear each day; staff work through them on shift.
3. Fix what's flagged
Out-of-range readings open an exception; the corrective action closes it with a record.
Equipment history you can show
Each unit carries its own history — readings, exceptions and corrective actions — and your probe calibration checks keep their own record beside them, so “how do you know this fridge is safe?” has a clean answer.
- Per-unit safe ranges and history
- Exceptions with corrective actions
- Scheduled probe calibration checks
Related features
One place to run food safety and operations.
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