Paper folders slow staff down
The HACCP book is often somewhere else: behind the deli, beside a till or already in use.
TapTick for forecourt retailers
Give staff one clear flow for deli, hot food, coffee, chilled, frozen, deliveries, toilets and cleaning — then keep every exception, product event and action visible to managers.
The problem
The cost is not just the paper. It is the chasing, missed checks, late evidence and time lost when managers have to go looking for records.
The HACCP book is often somewhere else: behind the deli, beside a till or already in use.
When coffee, deli, deliveries and queues all hit at once, routine checks are the easiest thing to miss.
Missed or failed checks often surface after the chance to fix the issue has already passed.
EHO visits, audits and incidents become a search through pages, folders and handwritten notes.
If you run more than one shop, you should not need to be on site to know whether checks are complete.
What TapTick does
Staff see what is due and tap checks into a phone, tablet or shared store device. Owners and managers get a live view without waiting for paperwork to be checked later.
Temperatures, deliveries, cooking, hot holding, coffee, toilets, cleaning, opening, closing and custom routines.
Make late, missed, failed and unresolved work visible while managers can still act.
Track products due today or overdue and record the outcome.
Control chilled-stock episodes, rechecks and final outcomes.
Record stock removed from sale or disposed of, with batch details, quantities and evidence.
Let staff report issues and route them to a manager for review and closure.
Keep the visit, findings and follow-up actions in the site history.
Maintain the plan, run self-audits and generate reviewable inspection evidence.
Proof and business case
TapTick is priced at €20 per store per month, or €240 per year. Where a store is already buying a €300 paper HACCP book, TapTick can be cheaper while adding digital logs, visibility and corrective actions.
Simple annual cost at €20 per month.
Relevant where a store currently buys a €300 HACCP paper book.
A conservative recoverable time-saving assumption based on repetitive checks.
Convenience-store pilot evidence from a busy deli-led convenience-store environment.
Why it fits
Forecourts are not just fuel sites. They often include food-to-go, coffee, toilets, deliveries, chilled, frozen, cleaning and opening or closing checks. TapTick gives staff one guided flow and gives managers a live view of what is complete, late or unresolved.
Track routine facility checks and keep records easy to retrieve.
Support high-frequency food safety checks throughout the day.
Capture goods-in, chilled and frozen checks in one place.
Use scheduled checklists to keep daily site routines consistent.
Works with or without sensors
Use TapTick without specialist hardware or alongside an existing sensor platform. It manages the staff work, non-temperature routines, product events, corrective actions and inspection evidence that still need an accountable human record.
Try TapTick in one store
Start with one store, validate the time saved, then decide if it should roll out further.