Is the walk-in fridge at 5 °C or below?
No — it reads 9 °CCritical halt recordedEvery site. Every check. One look.
Fortia shows head office which checks ran, which failed and what is being fixed, across every site, as it happens.
Every failed answer ends in a fix.
A checklist tells you something is wrong. Fortia makes sure it gets fixed: the failing answer raises the finding and proposes the work order, exactly as your program says.
Walk-in fridge above 5 °C
CriticalHavnegadeEvery consequence is authored once, in the program — not improvised on site.
See it on InsightWhen a fix doesn’t hold, you know.
Fail the same check again and Fortia adds it to the finding that is already open, with every time it was seen, instead of opening a new one. A fix that fails its recheck stays open. And a problem that keeps coming back with nobody on it is raised to you.
- One problem, one finding
- Twelve fails of the same fridge are one finding with twelve sightings, not twelve tickets to close.
- Severity keeps its peak
- A better reading today does not quietly downgrade a problem that was critical last week.
- Done is not fixed
- Ask for a recheck and the finding stays open until it passes, so a work order marked done is not the end of the story.
Change it once. It changes everywhere.
Update a check at head office and every site runs it from its next inspection. No copies in drawers, no email to three hundred managers, and you can see which sites have picked it up.
- Roll out by facility group
- Publish to the groups you organize by: brands, districts, owners. Not necessarily geography.
- One program, in each inspector's language
- Translate a program and inspectors run it in their own language, while every answer still lands in one comparable record.
Records keep their version
A new version never rewrites the past: an inspection already under way finishes on the version it started, and its record says so. A schedule you pin to a version stays on it.
Know where you’re exposed. Prove what you’ve done.
Compliance shows what is breaching its deadline right now, site by site. Coverage shows which checks ran where, for any period, ready for the auditor.
What every inspection record holds
Every inspection ends as a record that holds up: who answered, on which version, what it raised, who fixed it and how the fix was verified.
- Sign-off and countersign
- The inspector signs, a manager countersigns where the program asks for it, and both names stay on the record.
- Reports and exports
- Records, coverage and exports for owners and auditors, read-only for the people who only need to look.
AI drafts. People decide.
Fortia’s AI does the typing, the remembering and the translating. Every draft lands in front of a person, who files it, changes it or throws it away. Most of it is opt-in on the Professional plan.
Emergency light in stairwell B doesn’t come on. Bulb looks fine, probably the battery.
- Title
- Emergency light in stairwell B not working
- Severity
- Major
- Suggested fix
- Replace the emergency light battery and test the unit
- Work orders that remember
- A new finding gets a proposed work order shaped by similar findings before it. A manager accepts or rejects it.
- A second look before sign-off
- Before anyone signs, the answers are checked for gaps and contradictions, and the signer resolves them.
- Regulation to program
- Upload a regulation or a PDF and get a draft program to review before you publish it.
None of it files anything on its own.
Works in the basement.
Plant rooms, cold stores, the back of the warehouse. Answers, notes and photos save on the phone and sync when signal returns. Nothing is lost, and nothing is signed off on data the server has not seen.
See the phone side: Every screenFortia is in early access.
Free while Fortia is in early access. Tell us who you are and how many sites you run: we reply within two working days and set up your first programs with you.
- Your work account
- Sign in with Google or Microsoft, or with your email.
- Six roles, access by grant
- From owner to viewer. Nobody sees a site they have not been given, and joining a team never widens that.
- Danish and English
- The whole product in both. Programs translate into 20 languages, so each inspector runs them in their own.