
Food Delivery Platforms
Health inspection monitoring for trust & safety and city ops teams at delivery platforms.
Every restaurant on your platform is inspected by a local health department â and when one fails, the liability doesn't stop at the restaurant door. Trust & safety teams at delivery platforms have no standard process for tracking which partners have recent inspection failures, closure orders, or repeat violations. We surface that information in real time, across every market you operate in, so your team can act before it becomes a brand crisis.
Sound familiar?
Health departments publish inspection results online â but across hundreds of portals in formats that nobody monitors systematically. By the time a food poisoning story ties back to a restaurant on your platform, the failure was already public. You just didn't know.
A market with 5,000 restaurant partners might generate 500 new inspection results a week. There's no manual process that scales. And the platforms that build their own scrapers learn quickly how fragile they are.
State AGs and city health commissioners are increasingly treating delivery platforms as accountable parties when a partner restaurant causes a foodborne illness outbreak. "We didn't know they had repeated violations" is not a defense when the data was public.
Continuous health inspection data from 30+ U.S. jurisdictions, queryable by restaurant, city, or your partner ID â with webhook alerts when a partner restaurant fails an inspection or receives a closure order.
Transparent pricing. No hidden fees. Cancel anytime.
Single metro, weekly partner digest
Up to 5 metros, real-time alerts
Nationwide, unlimited, SLA-backed
âOur trust & safety team was reviewing partner inspection failures manually â one city at a time, once a week, from a spreadsheet someone maintained by hand. We had no coverage in most markets. The data problem here is completely tractable and we just hadn't solved it.â
Send us your top market and a list of restaurant names. We'll match them against live government inspection records and show you which partners have had recent failures â no commitment required.