30-day trial with no card, then €20 a month excl. VAT

Maintenance tracking for restaurants

For restaurants, bakeries and shops. The team reports a breakdown from their phone; you follow the ticket through to the invoice.

Nico, the owner of Holybelly, crouched under the restaurant’s dish station to fix a drain
In progressDishwashing
Broken pre-rinse spray

Breakdowns pile up. Invoices come in.

And nobody knows where things stand.

“I told you about it last week.”

A problem mentioned in passing gets lost. Here, every report becomes a ticket with its photo, its location and its date.

“The repairman was supposed to call back.”

A ticket with no news for too long is marked late and comes back in your Monday summary.

“Didn’t we already replace that pump?”

Quotes and invoices are filed with the ticket. Each machine keeps its history and what it has cost.

Every ticket, from the report to the invoice

The list says what is waiting, in progress or late. The ticket keeps the photo, the news shown to the team, the quote and the invoice.

See the demo

HB Report in 3 steps

1

The team reports

One address, a 4-digit code, the zone, a photo. No account to create, no app to install.

The team’s screen on a phone: report a problem, ask for a purchase, the open tickets
2

You move the ticket forward

One button writes to the contractor with the summary and the photos. The team sees the news you choose to show.

A ticket with its contractor, the email, WhatsApp and call buttons, and the quote attached
3

The invoice stays in the history

The invoice joins the ticket. The machine’s page shows every repair, dated, with its amount.

A dishwasher’s history: four dated repairs, each with its invoice

Purchases, upkeep, several locations

  • Purchases that come back

    Bin bags, bulbs, sponges: a saved list, the last price paid, a button to buy again.

  • Recurring maintenance

    Hood, extinguishers, descaling: the ticket creates itself ahead of the due date.

  • Several locations

    Every ticket, machine and person belongs to its own location.

  • A QR code per machine

    The team scans it and reports straight on the right equipment.

  • Weekends left alone

    No email on Saturday or Sunday, one summary on Monday at 9 am.

  • In French and in English

    For you and for your team.

HB Report’s Shopping page: the washing-up liquid Tom asked for, the bin bags on order, the last price paid

Born in the kitchens of Holybelly, in Paris

HB Report is made by a restaurant owner. At Holybelly, every breakdown goes through this tool, across two locations.

Nico repairing a till terminal at the office, pliers and screwdrivers on the table
Nico bent over the bar’s wooden counter, repairing it
Nico lying on the kitchen floor, his arm inside a unit, a toolbox beside him

One price

No plan to choose, no price per person. You pay for your locations; the whole team is included.

  • One location, the whole team€20 a month excl. VAT
  • Each extra location+ €10 a month excl. VAT
  • Team, tickets and documentsUnlimited
  • Trial30 days
  • PaymentMonthly
  • CommitmentNone

Try 30 days free

HB Report’s Locations and zones page: the restaurant and the prep kitchen, with the note about €10 a month excl. VAT for each extra location

Common questions

Another question? Nico answers himself.

hello@hbreport.app

Nico at his desk, repairing a label printer

Does my team have to install an app?

No. They open an address on their phone and type their 4-digit code.

What happens at the end of the 30 days?

If you do not subscribe, your data is kept but the team can no longer create tickets. Nothing is charged: we never asked for a card.

Can I have several locations?

Yes. The first is included; each extra location adds €10 a month excl. VAT.

Does my team see the amounts?

No. They see the ticket’s status and the news you choose to show them. Quotes, invoices and your private notes stay with you.

How many people on the team?

As many as you like. The price depends on the number of locations, never on the number of people.

Does the contractor need an account?

No. You send them a link that shows the ticket’s description and photos, without the amounts or your notes.