North Business Center - Floor 3
Evening office cleaning
- Work surfaces wipedAnswer: yes
- Restroom checkedAnswer: yes
- Photos after cleaning2 photos
Software for a cleaning company
Well-Clean helps a manager assign work by zone and shift, while cleaners complete checklists and add photos from their phones. Time and results stay in the web panel, so cleaning site control does not get lost in chats.
Register with email. Use the cleaning company or pilot site as the account name.
North Business Center - Floor 3
Why move beyond chats and paper
The cleaning app links the task, assignee, and evidence in one record. A manager can understand what happened at the site, while the team follows one standard.
Create separate checklists for offices, restrooms, retail floors, and other zones. The cleaner sees the required items instead of relying on memory.
Each completed task keeps the assignee, start, finish, duration, and comment. This helps resolve questions without a long chat thread.
A required photo is added during the job and stays next to the checklist answers. The manager sees context instead of an isolated image with no site or time.
How the system works
The workflow follows a cleaning company’s normal process. What changes is the record: scattered messages become one site history.
Add employees, create a checklist, and specify when the job should start.
Create a one-time task or a recurring schedule and select the assignee.
The cleaner completes required items, takes photos, adds a comment, and finishes the task.
The panel keeps the time, assignee, answers, and photos. Export the log for a selected period to Excel, or save and print an individual record as PDF.
Two working interfaces
The employee does not need a complex management system. The cleaner works in the mobile app, while the manager configures processes and reviews results in a browser.
Example workflow
Below is an example of the facts retained in history after task assignment, mobile completion, and manager review.
Verified features
Only features available in the current product. No promises of routing, inventory, or unavailable integrations.
Jobs with a date, time, description, employee, and checklist. Recurring cleaning can follow a schedule.
Custom questions for different jobs and zones, plus required items that must be completed before finishing the task.
A photo is attached to the completed task and stays next to the answers, timing, and assignee.
The system records the start, finish, and duration of the completed job.
Results stay in the feed, where they can be opened, checked by employee, and used when reviewing an issue.
A log for a selected period can be exported to Excel, while an individual record can be saved or printed as PDF.
Clear boundaries
Well-Clean is useful after a task exists and must be completed correctly at a site. Commercial, financial, and logistics workflows remain in your existing systems.
The manager opens and exports the report manually.
Use cases
The structure stays the same: a specific zone, a clear assignee, a required standard, and a verifiable result. Checklist content changes for each contract and site.
Daily tasks for floors, offices, meeting rooms, kitchens, and restrooms.
Cleaning the sales floor, displays, entrance, and staff areas before opening or after a shift.
Photos and history help a manager review the result without a mandatory site visit.
A detailed checklist for a larger job with required evidence for key zones.
Recurring checks during the day and one standard for different shifts.
If a manager finds an issue, they can create a separate follow-up task with a clear description.
A pilot without a large rollout
There is no need to move the whole cleaning business at once. Choose one recurring process, set up a practical checklist, and see whether the result becomes easier for the manager to review.
Questions before starting
A concise guide to Well-Clean features, limits, and pilot setup.
Well-Clean helps assign one-time and recurring tasks, provide cleaners with digital checklists, collect required answers and photos, and record start and finish times. The manager sees the assignee, timing, comment, and result in the web panel.
Yes. Start with one real site: add employees, set up a working checklist, and schedule tasks for one week. This lets you test the process without moving every site at once.
The cleaner sees the assigned task, time, description, and checklist. During the job, the employee completes required items, takes the requested photos, adds a comment, and finishes the task.
A manager can open a completed record with the employee, timing, answers, and photos. A single record can be saved or printed as PDF, and a log for a selected period can be exported to Excel. There is currently no separate client portal or automatic report delivery.
No. Well-Clean covers job execution: tasks, checklists, photos, time, and history. Leads, contracts, estimates, routes, inventory, payments, and accounting require a CRM, ERP, or accounting system.
No. Well-Clean does not track cleaner locations or build routes. Completion is supported by the assigned task, start and finish times, the completed checklist, comments, and photos.
A simple pilot can be configured in one working day: add the site and employees, create one practical checklist, and assign the first tasks. Then review the process for a week before repeating it at other sites.
Yes. The first 30 days are free and no bank card is required. You can use that time to test a real workflow at one site and decide whether the system fits your team.
Related resources
Test at a real site
Set up one recurring cleaning job, ask a cleaner to complete it on a phone, and see whether reviewing the result becomes easier for the manager.