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Concessions

Every outlet scored. Photos where you want proof.

Weighted audit templates, auditors assigned per outlet per day, audits done on phones with signal or without it, and scores that roll up by outlet and area while the gates are still open. PDF and Excel when they close.

What it does

Same questions, same weights, every outlet.

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Weighted templates, versioned

Categories carry a weight and a deadline. Items are scored 0 to 5, yes or no, or as a number inside a valid range, and each item carries a compliance rule so a bad answer flags itself; categories carry pass, warn and fail thresholds. Mark an item photo-required, legally binding or a heavy penalty. Templates are versioned, so a past event still shows the questions it was asked.

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Audits on phones, offline if it comes to it

The audit portal in the Guest It app. Scan the outlet's QR code and the right audit opens. Answers, photos and comments are stored on the phone and show a sync status; when the signal comes back they upload. A dead spot under a grandstand does not stop the audit.

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Assignments per auditor, per outlet, per day

Each auditor gets their outlets for each day of the event, and the list is built the moment the assignments are saved and refreshed overnight, so the app has it before the gates open. Several auditing organisations can work one event through the same portal, each seeing their own assignments, on a shared template or their own.

What it gives you
Complianceevidenced, with photo proof
Scoreslive, as audits land
Standardsconsistent across every outlet
Outletsno limit

On the day

A weekend of audits, in order.

  1. 1
    Build and weight the template

    Categories, weights, deadlines, thresholds, and which items need a photo. Save a version and that is what the event is audited against.

  2. 2
    Assign the auditors

    Each auditor is given their outlets for each day. The list is built as assignments are saved and refreshed overnight, so the app already has the day's outlets when the gates open.

  3. 3
    Gates open. Audits on phones.

    Scan the outlet's QR code, answer the items, take the photos, add a comment where something needs one. Offline if the signal drops; it syncs later.

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  4. 4
    Scores roll up as audits land

    Completion and score per outlet, rolled up by area, on the KPI page as each audit is submitted. The ops room sees the morning's results while the day is still running.

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  5. 5
    Chase the fails

    Anything under the fail threshold is flagged, with the photo and the comment next to it. The area manager has what they need to go back to that outlet the same afternoon.

  6. 6
    Export the pack

    PDF and Excel, with a map that links each outlet to its audit. Ready for the Monday debrief without anyone retyping a score.

What you get after

The pack, ready for Monday.

  • KPI PDF

    Score and completion by outlet and by area, the whole event in one document.

  • Scorecards

    Named roll-ups with their own category weights over any scope: one area, one auditing team, one set of outlets.

  • Audit pack: PDF, Excel and a linked map

    Every audit as PDF, every answer as a row in Excel, and a map that links each outlet to its audits. Outlet names as they were on the day, even if the line-up has been edited since.

  • Per-item responses

    Every answer, photo and comment, viewed by question, so you can see which item is failing everywhere rather than at one outlet.

  • KPIs across events

    The same KPI page across more than one event, so this weekend's scores sit next to the last one's.

  • The line-up itself

    Outlets by area by day, with vendors and your own columns, exported or shared by a link that updates as the line-up changes.

Questions

How many outlets can it handle?
There is no limit. Outlets, areas and days scale with the event, and several auditing organisations can work the same line-up through one portal, each seeing their own assignments.
Does it work without signal?
Yes. The audit portal in the Guest It app keeps answers and photos on the phone and shows a sync status. When the signal comes back, it uploads, so an auditor can carry on through the parts of a site where the network gives up.
Can outside auditors use it?
Yes. Three separate auditing organisations worked one event through the same portal in 2026, each with their own assignments and their own template. The export pack was checked against one organisation's own written reports and agreed with them.
Are photos required?
Per item, and you choose. Mark an item as photo-required in the template and the auditor is asked for one on that item. Leave it off and photos are optional. Every photo is kept with the answer it belongs to and comes out in the pack.
Do vendors submit their own paperwork?
Yes, through the vendor portal. A vendor logs in, sees their events and outlets, uploads compliance documents with expiry dates, completes their checklists and logs temperatures. Documents past their expiry are marked expired overnight, and unfinished checklist items get reminder emails as their deadline approaches and again once they are overdue.

See it with your own checklist.

Send us the checklist your auditors use now. A 30-minute call, then a demo with it built as a weighted template. Our team works the first event with yours.

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