Usage-based cleaning: clean when it is needed, not by the clock
Fixed rounds waste effort on quiet washrooms and miss busy ones. Footfall data changes that.
Most cleaning teams follow a timetable: every washroom, every two hours. But a washroom used by ten people and one used by a hundred do not need the same attention.
A WashroomIQ people counter at the door counts visitors without cameras. After a set number of visits, a cleaning task is raised automatically. Smell, soap and paper sensors add more reasons to go early.
The result is the same team doing the right work at the right time, with fewer complaints and a clear record of every clean.
See it in your building.
We start with one floor and show the before and after.
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