Make reporting easy
Put QR codes where people need them.
QR reporting, case and action management, and continuous improvement software. Give employees, customers, contractors and visitors an easy way to tell you what they see. Assign responsibility, track actions, verify completion and learn from the results.
No account or app required
The people using your workplace, buildings and services every day often see problems and opportunities first. Keep Improving gives them one clear reporting route and gives your team a structured way to respond.
Put QR codes where people need them.
Give cases an owner, priority and due date.
Verify completion before closing the case.
Review recurring issues and positive reporting.
Scan a QR code or open a public link and describe what you’ve noticed.
An authorised user reviews the category, priority and access needs.
Give the right person ownership and set a deadline.
Record the corrective or improvement work and track progress.
Check that the required action has actually been completed.
Close the case with a clear record of the outcome.
Review recurring issues, positive reports and opportunities to improve.
Create permanent QR codes for your sites, areas and reporting purposes. People scan, complete a mobile-friendly form and submit without an app or reporter account.
Change the linked form or saved instructions without replacing the printed QR code.
Explore QR Code ReportingScan to report it
No app for reporters. No login required to report.
Download QR codes in PNG, SVG and printable PDF formats.
Authorised users review cases, assign responsibility, set deadlines and track corrective or improvement actions. Notes and material changes create a traceable history.
See the Dashboard · Explore Case ManagementKeep outstanding work visible.
Know what still needs checking.
Keep the context of each report.
Follow case changes and new submissions.
One report tells you something happened. Structured reporting over time can show recurring issues, overdue work, positive trends and locations that need attention.
Explore Continuous Improvement · Reporting & AnalyticsSeveral reports about the same equipment can show that a lasting corrective action is needed.
Explore Continuous Improvement →USE CASEChange a linked form or instruction text without replacing the printed QR code.
Explore QR Code Reporting →USE CASEGive each important report a clear next step. An owner, priority, deadline and recorded action make follow-up easier to see and harder to lose in a busy inbox.
Explore Corrective Actions →SECTORRecord damaged fixtures, doors and surfaces with the relevant site and area.
Explore Facilities Management →SECTORCapture unsafe conditions where they’re noticed.
Explore Health & Safety Reporting →USE CASECapture a practical idea from the people doing the work.
Explore Employee Reporting →USE CASEPlace a QR code where customers experience your service. Complaints, compliments and suggestions can become managed cases with responsibility, actions and a clear record of the outcome.
Explore Customer Feedback →USE CASEBring compliance concerns into one process for review, ownership, corrective action and verification. Restrict sensitive matters and retain a clear case history of material changes.
Explore Compliance Reporting →SECTORCapture service feedback while the experience is fresh.
Explore Hospitality →USE CASEGive each location relevant reporting routes.
Explore Multi-Site Reporting →Recognise positive experiences and good service.
Capture examples worth repeating.
Give practical ideas a route to action.
Recognise problems spotted before they became more serious.
Give sites and areas their own QR routes while bringing cases into a consistent management system. Search and filter by location, category, priority, status and assigned user.
Explore Multi-Site ReportingCase references, assigned users, deadlines, actions, verification and audit history help your team follow the response from initial review to closure.
See Corrective Action ManagementRestrict a form, category or individual case to appropriately authorised users. Assignment alone doesn’t grant access, and ordinary Supervisors and Viewers don’t automatically see restricted cases.
Learn About Restricted ReportingReporters can add JPG/JPEG, PNG, WebP or PDF evidence, up to 5 files per submission and 10 MB per file.
All originals, thumbnails and previews are permanently deleted exactly 7 days after the original submission date. The period doesn’t reset. The non-file case record remains under the applicable retention rules.
Add your organisation details.
Set up the relevant locations.
Choose reporter types and categories.
Download it and put it where people can use it.
Choose a plan based on sites, dashboard users and active QR codes. You aren’t charged for each public report.
No. Public reporters scan a QR code or open a public link, complete the form and submit. Only authorised dashboard users log in.
Yes, where anonymous reporting is enabled for the form. Reporters should avoid putting identifying details in the description or attachments if they want their report content to stay anonymous.
Yes. The permanent public route lets you change the linked form, wording or configuration without replacing the printed QR code.
Yes. JPG/JPEG, PNG, WebP and PDF are supported, with up to 5 files per submission and a maximum of 10 MB per file.
All uploaded originals, thumbnails and previews are permanently deleted exactly 7 days after the original submission date. Viewing, downloading or keeping a case open doesn’t extend that period. The non-file case record remains under the applicable account-retention rules.
It becomes a traceable case for authorised users to review, prioritise, assign and act on. Actions can be verified before closure, and material changes are recorded in the case history.
No. Public submissions are unlimited and don’t consume credits. Free includes up to 5 locations. Paid plans include unlimited locations, while site, dashboard-user and active-QR limits depend on the selected plan.
Give people a simple way to report what they see, then give your team a clear process for following it through.