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Track overdue equipment, incomplete records, scheduled service, and inspection readiness across every restaurant location.
TrapReady helps restaurants organize, verify, retain, and provide their grease-trap compliance records, including service dates, manifests, proof photos, manager verification, reminders, and submission history.
Local FOG requirements vary. TrapReady supports recordkeeping and workflow but does not guarantee legal compliance.
Track overdue equipment, incomplete records, scheduled service, and inspection readiness across every restaurant location.
Send a provider a one-time secure request or use a reusable QR card for manifests, disposal tickets, service details, and proof photos.
Restaurant managers verify complete submissions before they affect official service dates or appear in inspection packages.
Create verified-only packages or expiring inspector links, record government submissions, and export the complete account at any time.
Keep service dates, manifests, proof photos, manager verification, measurements, reminders, and submission history in the restaurant account, even when providers change.
Invite service providers to submit manifests, proof photos, measurements, and service details through secure links or reusable QR workflows.
Export a cover PDF, CSV files, manifests, proof photos, measurement readings, submission receipts, attachment indexes, and SHA-256 hashes when records are requested.
TrapReady supports multilingual teams, restaurant-owned records, provider submissions, optional 25% rule tracking, jurisdiction notes, and exportable compliance evidence without complicated feature tiers.
The essentials about restaurant ownership, provider participation, sponsorship, QR workflows and inspection readiness.
TrapReady is a restaurant-owned FOG compliance record system. It keeps grease-trap service history, supporting evidence and inspection-ready records together while allowing service providers to contribute their work.
The restaurant owns its TrapReady compliance history. Service providers can add records and evidence, but changing providers does not transfer or erase the restaurant’s historical record.
The restaurant keeps its existing TrapReady history. Historical work remains attributed to the provider that performed it, and the new provider can contribute future service records after the controlled provider-change workflow is completed.
Providers can give customers a professional compliance workflow, contribute service evidence efficiently, sponsor selected restaurant accounts, and earn referral commissions on eligible restaurant-paid subscriptions.
A sponsoring service provider pays for the restaurant’s TrapReady access as part of its customer offering. The restaurant still owns its compliance history and can change providers without losing that record.
No. Sponsored accounts and referral commissions are separate models. A provider earns commission when an eligible referred restaurant pays TrapReady directly; sponsorship is the provider-funded customer benefit.
QR workflows take authorized users directly to the relevant service or evidence context, reducing navigation and making it faster to record or provide the documentation tied to a specific location or trap.
Yes. TrapReady organizes service history and supporting evidence so restaurants can prepare verified inspection packages or controlled inspector access without surrendering ownership of their records.
Yes. TrapReady supports a global workflow and localized compliance templates, but legal and FOG requirements vary by jurisdiction. Restaurants remain responsible for following the rules that apply to their location.
Invite and sponsor restaurant accounts, offer provider-branded proposal materials, and measure aggregate client value while each restaurant owns its records and controls provider visibility.