Multi-location visibility
See locations, known interceptors, available service records, apparent gaps, and upcoming dates in one consistent view.
For restaurant operators
One organized grease-service history across every location.
Orbisy helps restaurant groups reconcile customer-supplied service tickets and supporting evidence, identify apparent documentation gaps, and maintain agreed upcoming dates—without replacing the current grease hauler.
Request a Records ReviewWhy organized records matter
Keep service history useful through everyday change.
Independent history across haulers
Keep a usable service history when vendors, managers, or internal processes change.
Missing-document detection
Compare expected service with available evidence and identify records that appear incomplete, unmatched, or missing.
Upcoming dates
Maintain an agreed calendar so service and supporting documentation are easier to follow.
Manager and vendor transitions
Give incoming managers and replacement vendors a clearer, retrievable record of prior activity.
Planned software direction
A preview of where the managed workflow could lead.
These images are concept designs, not a working customer portal. Current pilots are delivered as a managed service through secure folders, spreadsheets, scheduled follow-ups, and reports.
Paid pilot
A focused cleanup for a defined group of locations.
The initial pilot is scoped and priced through a written agreement after a short workflow review.
- Confirm locations, known interceptors, haulers, and expected schedules
- Organize the agreed set of existing tickets and supporting evidence
- Identify apparent missing, incomplete, or unmatched documentation
- Deliver an organized history, gap report, and upcoming calendar
Start with the workflow
Request a short records-workflow review.
Share the current process and the records challenge your team is trying to solve. Orbisy will determine whether a focused paid pilot may be useful.
The conversation is not a free cleanup or compliance review. A client relationship and any authorized follow-up begin only through a written agreement.