Tap, don't type
Yes or No, a number, a pick from a list. A progress bar shows how much is left, and staff can jump to any step.
Opsly runs your daily outlet checks over WhatsApp. AI agents read every photo, catch what's wrong, and flag it the same day. Nothing for your staff to install.
562 checks completed last week at Kofteci Group — the team behind Kebapci, Klava & Öz
OCR agent · freezer display
−18.4°Cread from photo94% sure
Photo check agent
Location health
92Example outlet▲ 4 this week
Nothing about the food or the team got worse. You just stopped being able to see it.
At two outlets, the thing keeping standards high was you — showing up, noticing things. At eight, you're driving between them. The system that worked was never a system.
"Done sir ✅" at 11pm, for a check that was supposed to happen at 7am. No photo, no location, no way to tell. And 400 messages to scroll through if you ever want to look back.
A hygiene complaint on Zomato. A franchisee escalating. An FSSAI notice. That's your first real signal something slipped — days or weeks after it actually did.
Every other tool in this category asks you to roll out an app, create logins for people who change every few months, and train them. That rollout is where these projects die. Opsly runs inside WhatsApp — already open on every phone in every outlet. A new hire is productive on their first shift.
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☀️ Good morning, Imran. Opening checklist — Andheri
6 steps · due by 8:00 AM
Reply START to begin
START
Step 1 of 6 — Freezer temperature
Send a photo of the display reading.
📸 Photo
✅ Logged — −18°C, within range.
📍 Andheri West · 7:42 AM
Step 2 of 6 — Prep station
Staff answer in the chat they already use. Real life, like a broken fridge or a missing delivery, has a place in the flow too.
Yes or No, a number, a pick from a list. A progress bar shows how much is left, and staff can jump to any step.
Skip a step with a reason instead of faking it. Managers see the reason, not a gap.
Schedules and shifts send the right checklist to the right person at the right time. On-demand checks start when a delivery arrives.
The OCR agent reads the photo your team already takes and fills in the form. No typing temperatures, invoice numbers or dates by hand.
Photo from WhatsApp7:42 AM
FREEZER 2 · °C
−18.4
Filled in by the agent3 of 4 auto-filled
Temperatures, invoice numbers, dates, times and yes/no answers, straight off the photo.
Matches what it reads to your own catalog, so “chkn thigh” becomes Chicken Thigh, every time.
If confidence is low, the field stays empty and a person is asked. The agent never guesses a reading.
While your team works, AI agents review each photo and reading against your rules. You see the problem the same day, with the photo beside the reason.
Above the −18°C limit for frozen items. Caught at 7:51 AM.
The step asked for the prep station. The photo shows the floor.
The photo is blurry or covered, so staff are asked to retake it.
The last mark on the paper sheet is hours older than the photo.
The AI flags. A person decides.Nothing is auto-rejected, and staff never see the rules.
One health score per outlet, one count of what's done, overdue and missed, and a review queue you clear with a tap.
Example outlet · health score
14 days agoToday
46
Done today
3
Overdue
1
Missed
Chiller 1
8.1°C, flagged: above the 5°C limit.
Daily digest · example
4 of 5 outlets finished opening on time.
2 flags need a look: a chiller reading and a prep photo.
9:00 AM
Share a read-only report with a cold-chain and food-safety section. No login for the person you send it to.
opsly.transergllp.com/report/…
See who finished, who is late, and who skipped a step before the first customer walks in.
A photo with a timestamp and location, so you judge the outlet without driving there.
Location is captured with the submission, so a checklist can't be completed from home at midnight.
Build a checklist once and it runs at every location from the first morning.
One person can sit in several departments, and work covered by another department is tagged.
Every check, photo and timestamp is kept. Pull up the history for any date in seconds.
You have outlets to run. Setup is our job, not yours.
Answer a few quick questions about how your outlets run. You get a scored report by email, with where money is leaking and a 30-day plan. Then we go through it with you, and most owners are surprised by what it shows.
Your outlets, shifts, staff and SOPs turned into checks that work over chat. You don't build anything, configure anything, or import a spreadsheet.
That's the entire rollout. No app store, no logins to distribute, no training session to schedule. The first checklist runs the next morning.
Every outlet's status each morning, exceptions flagged as they happen, and a weekly summary you can forward straight to your partners or franchisees.
Built for multi-outlet operators
Straight from the operators running their outlets on Opsly.
It is very easy to use, my staff didn't even need training.
Aniruddha
Greenr Cafe
My ops, all in one place. Very easy to use.
Anwar
Kofteci Group
Opsly is outlet operations software for multi-outlet brands. It sends daily checklists to your staff over WhatsApp, collects photo proof with location and time, uses AI agents to read and check those photos, and gives owners and managers one dashboard of what actually happened at every outlet.
No. Staff complete checks inside WhatsApp, which is already on their phones. There are no logins to hand out and no training session to schedule. A new hire can do their first checklist on their first shift.
When a step asks for a photo, such as a freezer display, an invoice or a label, the OCR agent reads the photo and fills in the matching fields: temperatures, numbers, dates, times, yes/no answers and item names matched to your own catalog. If it is not confident in a reading, it leaves the field empty and asks a person instead of guessing.
The photo check agents flag a photo that does not show what the step asked for, a photo that is too blurry, dark or blocked to review, and a paper temperature sheet that looks stale or wrongly dated. A rules agent also flags temperatures outside your limits, such as a chilled item above 5°C or a frozen item above −18°C, and readings that look like a misread or a unit slip.
No. The AI never rejects anything. When it finds a problem, a manager sees the flag with the photo and the reason beside it, and decides whether to approve or reject. Work with no problems can be approved automatically, so managers review only the exceptions and a small spot-check sample. Frontline staff never see the rules.
Most outlets are running in under a week. You send us your current checklists or your ops WhatsApp group, and we turn your outlets, shifts, staff and SOPs into checks that work over chat. You don't build anything yourself.
Yes. You can share a read-only report link, including a cold-chain and food-safety section, without giving the other person a login. Every check, photo and timestamp is kept so you can pull up the history for a given date. Opsly helps you keep records ready, but it does not replace your own compliance obligations.
Multi-outlet operators: restaurants and QSR, cloud kitchens, cafés and bakeries, retail chains, salons and clinics, and gyms and studios. It is designed for brands running roughly 5 to 10 locations that have outgrown the owner walking the floor.
Answer a few quick questions (about 3 minutes) and get a scored ops report in your inbox: where money is leaking, your top three risks, and a 30-day plan to fix them. Free, and yours to keep either way.