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Portal features

Order tracking & workshop visibility

See exactly where every batch of knives is — from pickup at the kitchen door to the workshop bench and back — without phoning the shop or chasing email threads.

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Order tracking & workshop visibilityLive status, photo evidence at each stage, inspections, and damage reports per order.
Knife register & blade historyTagged blades, per-knife inspections and photos, and multi-site audits in one register.
Bookings & collectionsRecurring route slots, per-site windows, named contacts, and self-service amendments.
Invoicing & financeConsolidated billing, payment statuses, VAT-ready PDFs, and Stripe-handled card payments.
Reporting & dashboardsCross-site overview, subscription allowances, and finance-friendly invoice lists.

A live status that your team actually trusts

Each order has its own page in the customer portal. Status moves through clear milestones as the workshop logs each step, so chefs, GMs, and finance read the same picture — no “is it ready yet?” calls.

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Order

#1042 · Manchester — prep kitchen

18 knives · collected Wed 14 May

In sharpening
  1. Collected

    Wed 14 May · 09:42

  2. Logged & inspected

    Workshop · 18 knives tagged

  3. In sharpening

    Lead workshop — quality pass next

  4. QA pass

  5. Returned to site

Photos on this batch

Workshop uploads tagged by stage.

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Workshop inspection

Condition: mixed edge wear; two blades flagged for tip repair.

Notes: Sanitised on receipt, inspected against your kit list — no missing items.

Damage report on blade #B-217

Tip chip from drop damage — reground in workshop, photo attached. No charge for the regrind.

Illustrative order view — your live portal mirrors the workshop status and any photos uploaded against this batch.

Photo evidence at each stage

Where your programme includes evidence, our workshop attaches timestamped photos to your order — pickup condition, in-workshop, after sharpening, and the QA pass. Useful when a brigade rotates blades between sites, or when finance needs sign-off before approving a recharge.

  • Pickup photos — what you handed over, recorded on day one so there's never a dispute about damage that arrived with us.
  • Workshop & after photos — what the bench did to each blade, tagged against the knife's register entry.
  • QA photos — a final check before we drive the box back to your kitchen.

Inspection notes & damage reports

If we spot tip damage, heat-treatment issues, or rolled edges, the workshop writes it up on the order in plain language — not just a status code. Severity, what we did about it, and whether there is a charge are all on the same screen.

For multi-site groups, this means head office can audit any blade's history in seconds rather than asking three kitchens to dig through paperwork.

What this replaces for kitchens we onboard

Most suppliers we replace send a paper docket on the day and a PDF invoice a fortnight later. Between those two pieces of paper, no one knows what is happening. Our portal closes that gap:

  • No more phone calls to confirm a knife is on the way back.
  • No more chasing photos by email for an insurance claim or supplier review.
  • No more reconciling paper dockets against an invoice at month-end.

How we hold a quality bar — visibly

Each order is sharpened to spec for the blade type, sanitised on receipt and again before return, and reconciled against your kit register before the order closes.

Edge geometry

Re-set to spec for each blade type — not a one-pass grind.

Sanitised handling

Logged on receipt and again before return; recorded on your order.

Kit list reconciled

Every blade checked back against your register before we close the order.

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