Grease trap software should help haulers prove service happened: identify each trap, capture field readings and photos, preserve signatures, and export inspection records fast.
Replace binders, clipboards, and scattered PDFs
Small haulers usually already have dispatch, invoices, and customer texts somewhere else. The fragile part is the record: what was serviced, when it was serviced, who signed, what proof was captured, and what an inspector needs to see later.
- Give every trap a durable scan point.
- Store service records, photos, manifests, and signatures together.
- Export the history when a restaurant, inspector, or office manager asks.
Keep the workflow focused on FOG recordkeeping
FOGProof stays narrow: QR logs, FOG and solids readings, service proof, reminders, CSV exports, and branded PDF packets. It does not try to replace dispatch, routing, or invoicing.
Give restaurants a cleaner inspection experience
Restaurant managers should not have to search email during an inspection. A branded public QR page can verify last service and next due date while full private history stays behind authorized access.
Turn every service into reusable proof
A technician scans the trap, logs readings, uploads photos or manifests, collects signatures, and submits the record. The office can later pull the same event into packets, reminders, and exports.
Grease trap FAQ
Does FOGProof replace dispatch or invoicing software?
No. FOGProof focuses on grease trap records, QR logbooks, client-facing proof, reminders, and inspection packets. Haulers can keep their existing dispatch and billing tools.
Can restaurants see their grease trap records?
Yes. Restaurants can use a QR page or authorized access to view status and request records, while private operational history stays protected.
Is FOGProof a city compliance portal?
No. FOGProof organizes service evidence for haulers and restaurants. Local FOG requirements vary, and some cities use separate submission portals.