For multi-site brands & franchises
Your name is on every location. Now your standard can be too.
Brand HQ puts one status board over every member facility: walks on time, overdue work, recall exposure, incidents, and incidents per 1,000 admissions compared site by site. Status only is the default. Record-level detail exists only where a site’s agreement grants it, and each site keeps its own ledger either way.
Pricing follows the packs each location runs. The HQ portal comes with the portfolio.
| Facility | Status | On-time walks 30d | Overdue | Recalls | Incidents 30d | Incidents per 1,000 adm |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Summit Air · Columbus | ON TRACK | 98% | 0 | 0 open | 1 | 0.08of 12,480 |
| Summit Air · Dayton | ON TRACK | 96% | 0 | 0 open | 0 | 0.00of 8,240 |
| Summit Air · Cincinnati | WARNINGS | 88% | 2 | 1 reviewing | 2 | 0.21of 9,610 |
| Summit Air · Louisville | ACTION NEEDED | 71% | 6 | 1 new | 3 | 0.43of 6,900 |
| Summit Air · Lexington | ON TRACK | 94% | 0 | 0 open | 0 | n/a, no admissions feed |
The demo portfolio is fictional. Thresholds and columns are configurable per brand.
The comparable number
Incidents per 1,000 admissions, across every location you carry.
A raw incident count punishes your busiest site and flatters your quietest. Telure divides by admissions wherever a facility’s waiver or booking integration reports them, so a 6,900-admission site and a 12,480-admission site sit in the same column and the ranking means something.
A site with no admissions feed shows n/a. It is never estimated and never averaged into a brand figure, and the packet lists every site that is missing a denominator by name.
Status only is the default. Records are not yours by default.
Every brand starts at status only: indicators and counts. Record-level detail is a second tier that exists only where a member facility’s own agreement grants it, and it is set by Telure with a written reason, recorded permanently in your tier log. What HQ can see, HQ is expected to act on, so the tier is a liability decision rather than a toggle.
Tier 1 · Status only
DEFAULTHQ can see: status indicators and counts
- ·On-time completion rate for opening and closing walks, last 30 days
- ·Count of overdue recurring tasks
- ·Count of open recall matches
- ·Count of incidents, last 30 days
- ·Count of rushed checks (duration anomalies), last 7 days
- ·Current Telure Standards version
- ·A red, yellow or green status indicator derived from the above
- ·Median walk duration and rushed-check rate, last 30 days
- ·Incidents per 1,000 admissions where an integration provides admission counts
- ·Open recall matches grouped by recall, with per-site status
- ·Escalations for this facility and their status history
Tier 2 · Full records
ONLY IF THE SITE’S AGREEMENT SAYS SOEverything above, plus record-level detail
- +Recent inspection runs: dates, pass and flag counts, duration anomalies
- +The list of overdue tasks by name and due date
- +Open maintenance items by title and age
- +Open recall matches with device and status detail
- +Incident titles and dates
Still no writing, no guest names, and no export of a site’s ledger. Every member facility sees its tier in these same words and the identical metric list.
The registered packet
One portfolio document an underwriter can check
A brand admin generates the portfolio packet as a PDF. Every generation is registered permanently: the document’s digest is filed under a printed Document ID, and any recipient can confirm at floorkept.com/verify that the file they hold is the one that was registered. It can factor favorably into underwriting.
Recall exposure
One recalled part, every floor carrying it
Telure maps a recall to every location that has the equipment, and shows each site’s response status side by side. A recall closed at one site and untouched at three is visible as exactly that.
The shared standard
Publish once, and read the exceptions
Put your brand’s requirements on top of each site’s Telure Standards. Adoption stays the facility’s own decision, and where a site documents an exception, HQ reads the exception and the reason instead of a silent gap.
HQ reads status. It cannot touch the record.
Brand HQ cannot write, edit, or amend a site’s records at either tier. Each facility’s ledger stays append-only under its own roof, which is exactly what makes the portfolio worth reading: nobody upstream can polish it.
And a facility that leaves your brand takes its records with it, intact. Sites cooperate with a board they cannot be locked out of.
What HQ sees · What HQ can’t
Put your standard over every floor that carries your name.
Member facilities each get the full product, priced by facility type.