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Step 1

Everything lands in one queue

A breakdown, an inspection coming due, an overdue training, a skipped checklist item — whatever the source, it shows up as a ticket in the same place.

  • Tickets from maintenance, compliance, training, and checklists
  • Manual tickets for anything else
  • One queue instead of six screens
Step 2

Triage in seconds

Set priority, assign an owner, give it a due date. The morning pass through the queue replaces the morning pass through your memory.

  • Priority and due dates on every ticket
  • Assign to any team member
  • Filter by asset, type, or assignee
Step 3

Watch the day clear

As the crew works, tickets close with notes and photos attached — so you can see the state of the operation at a glance, from anywhere.

  • Live status on every open item
  • Notes and photos on completion
  • History you can search later

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to use every RecHQ feature for the Ops Hub to be useful?

No. It's useful from day one as a shared to-do queue, and it gets more powerful as more of your operation — maintenance, compliance, training — feeds it automatically.

Who can see the queue?

Managers see everything; staff see what's assigned to them. Everyone knows what they own.

Can I create tickets manually?

Yes — anything that needs attention can be a ticket, whether or not it came from another part of the app.