HOSP vs. the binder and the shared drive.

What changes when licenses, incidents, and staff files leave the binder.

The binder

1 copy, in the office. Out of date the day it is printed. Nobody knows a license lapsed until the notice arrives. The write-up is on a sticky note.

The shared drive

Every file is in there, but nothing has a date or an alert. There are 3 versions of the lease and nobody is sure which one is signed. Search turns up a file name when what you need is an answer.

HOSP

Every record dated and searchable, on your phone. Alerts at 90, 60, and 30 days. Incidents with photos and a status. An attorney in the thread on the HOSP + BevLaw Group plan.

Upload the binder in an afternoon.

Scan or drop in the PDFs you have. HOSP reads each one, suggests where it belongs, and files it for review. Staff come in as a bulk import.

You already have 12 apps. Here is the one they leave out.

Your POS, scheduler, and payroll are built around revenue. Food safety apps run the line. HOSP runs the records that keep the license on the wall, and works alongside the tools you keep.

What it coversHOSPScheduling7shifts, HotSchedulesPayrollGusto, ADPPOSToast, SquareCloud storageGoogle Drive, DropboxEvents and reservationsTripleseat, Perfect VenueOps and checklist appsJolt, Crunchtime, Restaurant365, ConnecteamLegal DIY sitesLegalZoom, Rocket Lawyer
License and permit tracking·······
Renewal alerts at 90, 60, and 30 days······Partial
Contracts and leases with key dates···Partial··Partial
Incident reports with status and photos·····Partial·
Attorney in the thread······Partial
Staff records and certificationsPartialPartial···Partial·
Opening, closing, and shift checklistsPartial·····
Emergency contacts and SOPs on a phone·····Partial·
Multi-location view with roles per personPartialPartial·
Scheduling, payroll, and POS·····
Flat monthly price per locationPartialPartialPartialPartial
Built for bars and restaurants··Partial·

Bring the binder.

30 minutes with our team. We will show you where each page lands in HOSP.