How Complete 99 works

Five minutes inside a service day—from kitchen to customer site.

A look at how opening, production, inventory, handoff, feedback and brand connect in one operating flow.

Talk to us about service
01

Good morning. This is what matters now.

The home view changes by role and branch: opening, exceptions, urgent work and contexts requiring a decision.

TodayBranchPriority
02

A branch opening that is evidence, not a tick.

Every check can include time, photo, temperature, note and sign-off. A failure opens a corrective action with an owner.

ChecklistEvidenceOwner
03

Story outside, precision inside.

The story and image meet the audience while recipe version, yield and production remain organised for the team.

RecipeYieldVersion
04

A shortage becomes a clear chain.

Count, minimum level, suggested order, approval and receiving connect to the same ingredient and recipe version.

StockSupplierReceiving
05

Brand and campaigns stay at the front of the business.

Approved asset, audience, message, budget and result live together. External publishing requires a real connection and permission.

AssetsCampaignApproval
06

Feedback becomes trackable improvement.

A site note connects to the dish, service window or handoff—and receives an owner, an action and a close.

FeedbackOwnerImprovement

Role-aware

One service. A clear view for every responsibility.

Kitchen

Version, yield, production and quality

Operations

Opening, team, stock and corrective actions

Client lead

Service window, handoff, exceptions and updates

Workplace

Feedback, participation and continuous improvement

Service clarity

What the organisation gains from this model

  • A clear point of contact for every service topic
  • Continuity from planning through kitchen and handoff
  • Exceptions with ownership and a route to closure
  • Shared language for feedback and improvement

Now we can design the flow that fits your site.

Tell us about the people, cadence and service points, and we will shape the conversation.

Prepare a conversation brief