COLLECTION TO REPORT
Re-Wai Food Scraps
Connect the collection, the destination and the records behind each report.
- Collection and receiving records
- Source documents and evidence questions
- Report review and preserved versions
TWO APPS. A CLEARER WAY TO WORK.
Clear records.
Clear next steps.
Two focused apps.
Track collection and destination evidence with Re-Wai Food Scraps. Review facility facts and checklist actions with Re-Wai Illinois Event Facilities.
Keep the recordsConnect the evidencePrepare for review
Separate workflowsShared workspace accessRetained evidenceDesktop & mobile web
CHOOSE YOUR WORKFLOW
The right tools for
the work in front of you.
Start with the question you need to answer. Keep the facts, evidence and follow-up in context.
FACILITY TO CHECKLIST
Re-Wai Illinois Event Facilities
Organize your review of the Illinois Large Event Facilities Act, one facility at a time.
- Applicability and maximum legal capacity
- Dated county information verification
- Statutory checklist, assignments and evidence
Shared sign-in, workspaces and backups. Separate reports and facility checklists. See how the apps work together →
RE-WAI FOOD SCRAPS
From scattered
records to
one clear view.
Stop piecing the story together at the end of the reporting period. Give your team a place to collect the evidence, resolve exceptions and prepare the report.
- Import CSV or paste spreadsheet rows
- Keep original PDFs and images attached
- Follow up on missing records
- Preserve the review and issued version
REWAI · Reporting workspace
Food Scraps reporting workflow · Earlier Studio 0.9 screens · Empty workspace
A BETTER REPORT STARTS BEFORE THE DEADLINE
Food Scraps.
Every record in context.
From the first collection record to the final review, keep the important details connected.
Bring the records together
Organize the reporting period, import structured data and retain the documents behind each quantity.
Work through the gaps
Compare the records, identify missing evidence and prepare requests for the people who hold it.
Make the conclusion clear
Record the reviewer’s assessment and issue a version that preserves its sources and qualifications.
BUILT AROUND THE PEOPLE DOING THE WORK
Different responsibilities.
A shared need for clarity.
Connect the people responsible for food scraps records and Illinois facility review, with a workflow for each task.
THE NEXT CHAPTER · CHICAGO
Put the workflow
to work in the field.
Our proposed Chicago pilot will test the Food Scraps reporting workflow with real teams, measuring evidence completeness, review effort and adoption across repeat reporting cycles.
Explore the proposed pilotA working product.
A measurable next step.
A measurable next step.
Seeking pilot conversations with venues, record holders and community partners.
How we plan to measure impactLET'S START WITH YOUR WORKFLOW
Find the right starting point.
Tell us whether you're organizing food scraps records, reviewing an Illinois facility, or working across both.