Run the whole recurring schedule and prove it, without tracking where staff stand

Twenty staff, forty sites, and a different checklist for each one. That is a scheduling and evidence problem before it is a tracking problem, and it is what LogSure is built around.

• Commercial cleaning firms with recurring rounds across many client buildings.
• Facilities operators managing repeat service contracts and site-specific checklists.
• Security teams running scheduled patrols and checks that clients ask about.

Attendance answers one question. The client is asking another. When an invoice is challenged, the manager needs the task, the checklist, the photo, and the name, pulled up in seconds rather than reconstructed from a week of activity.

Photos can be required before a task can be closed. Each completion carries staff attribution, timestamps, and an audit trail, so the record is ready before anyone asks for it.

Recurring templates, schedules, assigned work, open issues, and completion evidence sit together. Managers see what is done, what is missing proof, and what is late.

Good cleaners lose arguments they should win, because nothing recorded what they actually did. LogSure fixes that from their side: open the job, work the checklist, attach the photo, finish. The evidence is theirs as much as the manager's.

The report shows the tasks delivered with their evidence attached, which turns a defensive conversation into a short one.

CrewProof is built around geofenced clock-in and location verification, and prices by number of cleaners. If verifying that staff are physically on site is your top requirement, it is the stronger fit. LogSure has no GPS or attendance tracking, and prices on completed tasks with unlimited users, from GBP 99 per month.

Use one real recurring round to compare how the proof gets captured, how quickly a manager can find it, and what the client actually receives.