"Due diligence" means you can prove you took all reasonable steps to ensure the food you serve is safe. When an EHO visits, they expect to see complete, accurate records. Digital record keeping makes this easier than paper — and harder to challenge.

Why digital records beat paper

How Spotless Score records work

Check occurrences

Every check template generates occurrences on a schedule. When you complete an occurrence, it is permanently recorded with:

See Check Occurrences for full details on how the scheduling and completion system works.

Audit trail integrity

Spotless Score is designed to prevent record tampering:

What an EHO wants to see

Here are the records EHOs typically request and how Spotless Score provides them:

Record typeSpotless Score equivalentWhere to find it
Temperature logs (chill, cooking, hot hold)Cold_store and food check occurrencesDaily Checklist or Home dashboard
Cleaning schedulesDeep clean checks, kitchen visual checksManage Checks → weekly group
Pest control recordsPest indicator checks, pest control log checksManage Checks → weekly / monthly groups
Staff training recordsTraining records check, Level 2 refresher checkManage Checks → monthly / quarterly groups
Supplier delivery checksSupplier delivery review checkManage Checks → weekly / quarterly
HACCP / SFBB documentationHACCP review check, self-audit checkManage Checks → monthly / quarterly groups
Calibration recordsFood probe calibration checkManage Checks → weekly group

Record retention

Most EHOs expect records to be kept for at least 3–6 months. Spotless Score keeps your records indefinitely — you never need to "clear out old data" or archive logbooks. Every completed check, temperature reading, and corrective action remains available.

🚧 Coming soon

Historical trend views are planned for a future release. The consolidated EHO-ready report is already available in-app via the Reports screen — PDF download and email delivery are still coming soon.

Record keeping tips from EHOs