The hood cleaning was due nine days ago, the suppression inspection is next month, and nobody can find the last grease trap manifest. If a fire starts on that line, the first thing the adjuster asks for is the tag. HoodDue tracks every interval and permit, chases the contractor, and keeps the paperwork. Built for independent restaurants and small groups.
Ask it the way you'd ask your GM — "what's overdue that the fire marshal would care about?" — and get the answer straight from your log. Works with AI helpers like Claude and ChatGPT, if your office uses them.
NFPA 96 frequency isn't one size — quarterly for most full-service, monthly for solid fuel and high-volume lines. Track each hood on its own interval instead of one date for the building.
NFPA 17A semi-annual suppression inspections and annual extinguisher service on the same board, so the whole fire package stays current together.
Reminders at 21, 7, and 2 days go to whoever does the work — plus their insurance certificate tracked alongside, because an uninsured contractor on your roof is your problem.
Service tags, manifests, and inspection reports attached per interval — so an adjuster's or fire marshal's request is a download, not a hunt through a drawer.
A missed hood cleaning interval can void the fire policy on a kitchen fire. Groups over 5 locations from $99/mo.
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