One platform behind every device on site. 

Operations hardware is the physical kit a site uses to run and record its day: tills and kitchen boards, wireless sensors, Bluetooth probes, label printers, and the tablets and phones staff carry. In ocapii, all of it reports into one platform, so readings, sales and labels land on the same records as the checks, jobs and stock they relate to.

Ocapii covers the till and its kitchen and bar boards, wireless sensors (temperature, appliance, food simulant, pipe and water, energy clamps, dishwasher and equipment), Bluetooth probes, label printers and the tablets and phones that run the staff app. Label printing is printer-agnostic. For any specific make or model, confirm your specific model with the team.

No. Most sites start with the kit that matches the job in front of them, often sensors or a tablet and probe, and add more as they bring other parts of the operation onto the platform. Every device adds to the same record, so nothing needs re-entering when you do.

Hardware is normally part of the platform subscription, which is priced per site and per device and covers the kit, the software, maintenance and support. Installation and bespoke setup are quoted separately where they are needed. Talk to the team for a quote for your sites.

Yes. HQ can set alert rules, check templates and label templates once and distribute them to every site. Group dashboards compare sites on the same measures, and each site manager still runs their own site.

The staff app works offline for forms, tasks, stock updates and evidence capture, and syncs when it reconnects. How sensors and the till behave during an outage depends on the device and how it connects. Confirm your specific model and setup with the team.

No, and no hardware can. Connected kit produces timestamped, attributed records and continuous readings, which supports inspection preparation. The outcome depends on your own processes and the people carrying them out.