OrangeQC

What OrangeQC is

OrangeQC is quality management software for cleaning and facilities teams tracking and improving service quality. Teams can customize inspection forms and use mobile inspections to capture ratings, photos, notes, GPS details, and timestamps. The mobile apps support offline inspections and upload results when internet access returns. A built-in ticket system tracks work orders and corrective actions, including assignments, notes, and before-and-after photos. Dashboards and reports provide views of activity, with exports in Excel-compatible CSV and PDF formats. OrangeQC is available on Android, iOS, and web, with an API also listed. Its Integration API can export account data as CSV for tools such as Power BI or MS Dynamics, but it is in limited private beta for Enterprise Teams. The service has no free plan and starts at $250 a month. Starter includes two inspectors; Standard includes 10, and extra inspectors cost $50 per month each. There are no setup fees, and each person needs an individual username.

Who it suits

It suits commercial cleaning companies and facilities teams in sectors such as education, healthcare, and transit. Teams needing mobile inspections, corrective-action tickets, and reporting can use its listed inspection and export tools.

Limits

The Starter plan costs $250 a month and includes two inspectors; each additional inspector costs $50 per month. Standard costs $500 a month and includes 10 inspectors, with additional inspectors at $50 per month. The Service Validation add-on costs $250 a month and includes 50 checklist users, with groups of 10 available for $50 per month.

Getting started

1. Open the OrangeQC website
2. Choose the Starter or Standard plan, or request a custom quote for a large team
3. Use the 30-day trial
4. Create individual usernames for each person using OrangeQC
5. Install the iOS or Android mobile app, or use the web platform
6. Use online instructions, tutorials, or free team webinars for training

Verdict

OrangeQC brings inspections, corrective-action tracking, and reporting together for cleaning and facilities teams, including offline mobile use. Consider inspector counts, monthly plan costs, and the restricted API availability when assessing fit.