Build courses, publish the handbook, track certifications and run onboarding from one place. Who's trained, whose card expires next month, who still owes an acknowledgment — answered, not guessed.
In the memo: Two food-handler certs expire in the next 30 days, and three new hires haven't finished the espresso course.
Build a course once — the pour, the open, the close — assign it, and watch completion fill in instead of chasing people on the floor.

Policies and the handbook in one place, with a record of who's read and acknowledged each one — the paper trail you want before you ever need it.

The team roster with roles and logins, and the permission set that decides what each person can see — from full access down to a single view.

A checklist per new hire — paperwork, walkthroughs, first-week shadowing — so day one is the same every time, and you can see who's behind.

Food-handler cards, alcohol permits, allergen training — tracked with expiry and flagged before the date, not after the inspector.

Time-off, shift swaps and equipment asks in one queue — raised by the team, approved or declined by you, with a record either way.

It's one of eleven modules, all in one login. Founding pricing while the wave is open.