A Radhakrishna Foodland solution
As store networks scale, with more outlets, menu complexity, and delivery volumes, consistent food safety and hygiene come under pressure. UNITXPRO extends quality and compliance monitoring to the store level with mobile audits, live dashboards, and CAPA workflows configured to your HSEQ and food-safety SOPs.
Context & executive summary
Extending compliance monitoring to the store level with real-time, data-driven HSEQ and food-safety decisions closer to the point of service.
As food brands scale rapidly, growing store count, menu complexity, and delivery volumes, consistent food safety and hygiene practices come under pressure.
Extending compliance monitoring to the store level, enabling real-time, data-driven HSEQ and food-safety decisions closer to the point of service.
Radhakrishna Foodland has run food operations at scale. UNITXPRO applies that HSEQ and process discipline to store audits, CAPA, and compliance reporting.
Checklists, geo-fenced inspections, photos, and timestamps sit on the same task. Dashboards roll those records up to area, region, and centre.
We configure the modules to your HSEQ SOPs and audit cadence, and we staff on-site support through pilot and rollout.
10%
Food-safety checks captured on mobile, so store managers spend less time on paper registers.
40%
Structured investigation and CAPA on a digital workflow, with ownership and due dates on the case.
100%
Tamper-proof audit records with real-time dashboards on every store's compliance status.
Operational Control
HSEQ and food-safety exceptions flagged at the point of service, in time to act on the shift.
Assurance mindset
Foodland’s quality, process, and people practices, applied in UNITXPRO so stores, commissaries, and DCs run the same HSEQ work.
Quality assurance
Process assurance
People assurance
UNITXPRO capabilities
Modules follow your assets, store types, and audit cadence.
Simple to understand and respond, so SOP adherence happens in real time, not after the shift ends.
Easy to use for everyone on store devices and tablets, including geo-fenced audits where required.
Drill-down analytics for exception monitoring and custom automated reports for decision-makers.
Checklists, roles, and geo-fence rules match your stores, commissaries, and assets.
Low-code APIs for faster integration with bots, sensors, ERP, and BI. Scope is set per engagement.
Processes follow food-service HSEQ practice and are then adapted to how your stores operate.
01 Understanding the challenge
As store networks grow, with more outlets, menu items, and delivery volumes, consistent hygiene, HSEQ, and audit discipline at every store becomes harder to assure centrally.
Hub and store audits on paper make real-time visibility into hygiene, cold-chain, and FSSAI status impossible.
Without geo-fenced check-ins, there is risk of proxy sign-offs, audits that were not genuinely conducted in-store.
Non-conformances go untracked. Repeat violations persist when corrective actions live outside a single system.
FSSAI licences, renewals, and hygiene certifications tracked inconsistently across locations, regulatory risk at scale.
02 Operations assurance
Institutionalize food-safety and operational checks at stores, commissaries, and DCs. Select a module to see what it solves on the floor.
Operations assurance
Food-safety and quality parameters configured for daily audits across stores, commissaries, and supplier locations.
Operations assurance
Standardize hygiene, HACCP, and statutory HSEQ protocols, reducing manual paperwork for stores.
Operations assurance, DQMP
Transform DQMP audits from manual compliance into a real-time, data-driven quality system.
Operations assurance
Controlled procedures, manuals, and checklists linked to execution, audit-ready and searchable.
Operations assurance
Plan and execute equipment PM across commissaries and DCs, with breakdown history and upcoming work visible.
03 Quality assurance
Traceable complaint handling, production quality analytics, and controlled change management.
Quality assurance
Standardize complaint management with clear ownership, evidence gathering, and escalation.
Quality assurance
Monitor production parameters during batch runs, with Cp/Cpk and key process parameter compliance.
Quality assurance
Systematic approach to alterations in processes, equipment, and critical aspects, with digital review and audit trail.
Quality assurance
Training modules linked to roles, evaluation and scoring so competence is measurable.
04 Store operating loop
How food-safety and HSEQ work moves across stores.
Select a stage to see what happens on the floor.
Six-stage operating cycle. Select a stage to read its description. The loop returns from Improve to Standardize.
UNITXPRO
UNITXPRO Store network
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Digitize your HSEQ and food-safety SOPs into store audit checklists, same standard across every outlet.
CAPA closure feeds the next standard. The food-safety loop does not end at an audit report.
05 Technology & integration
Cloud SaaS with geo-fenced mobile audit apps, low-code APIs, and integrations scoped per engagement. UNITXPRO sits beside ERP and BI, not in place of them.
06 Dashboards & reporting
Audit status, exceptions, CAPA, and compliance by store, region, and process. Sample below uses catalogue data; screenshots are from UNITXPRO.
Store compliance sample
Change filters and sheets to explore. Sample data, not a live engagement.
UNITXPRO · Store compliance
Interactive dashboard sample
Analytics
Analyze Prepare Narrate
Search · Bookmarks UX
Overview · Network pulse
UNITXPRO · HSEQ & food safety
UNITXPRO screens
Screens from Operations Assurance and Quality Assurance. Sample data, not a live engagement.
07 Evidence
Deployments closest to QSR store operations: geo-fenced food-safety audits and supply-chain execution. Sector labels only. Client identity withheld under confidentiality.
Published metrics
stores on geo-fenced audits
real-time audit visibility
Published metrics
role-mapped positions
better task visibility in 9 months
08 Implementation approach
Pilot on selected stores, validate geo-fenced audits and CAPA closure with UAT, then roll out the same model across the network, configured to your HSEQ checklists and audit cadence.
Implementation approach
Seven implementation phases. Select a phase to read its objective, key activities, and output.
Understand store processes, stakeholders, audit cadence, and systems.
Map store roles, existing HSEQ SOPs, and audit checklists. Agree pilot stores and the first audit loop to digitize.
Agreed pilot stores and first food-safety audit process in scope.
Start with store audits on pilot locations. Once geo-fenced audits and CAPA are stable, expand across the network.
09 Delivery pack
Configured store audit solution, pilot deployment, shift training, and post-go-live support, sized to your HSEQ SOPs and the stores you stabilize first.
This is the quality delivery pack. Modules, integrations, and training depth follow the quality processes you stabilize first. See the implementation approach
Recognition
Awards focused on food safety, HSEQ, quality control, and hygiene compliance.
Commercial proposal
Basic, Standard, and Customized use the same published rates. Select a plan, then calculate users, term, and payment in the estimator.
Implementation is 10 weeks from receipt of inputs. Volume uses the combined UNITXPRO + Analytics license count: $3 off the $30 rate at 5, 10, 15, and 20 licenses; $15 flat from 25. Annual payment takes 7% off the full investment. Basic prices application licenses only. Customized adds new modules and enhancements, quoted after scope validation. Final costing is revised after scope validation.
Contact
Share pilot store candidates and your HSEQ audit cadence. We will map UNITXPRO to the food-safety SOPs your stores already run.
