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Linen contracts live and die on counts. Ramakso counts linen out and in per property, records shortages and damage as they happen, and gives both sides the same report.
What goes wrong today
Counts by item type at pickup and at delivery, signed off on the rider app, so a shortage has a date and a place.
Damaged and stained pieces are recorded with photos and moved to rewash or replacement, not quietly returned.
Every pickup and delivery is already counted and priced, so invoices come from the same numbers.
Linen is counted by type at pickup and again at return. Differences are shown per property, per day.
Torn, stained or missing pieces are logged with a photo and a reason, then rolled into a weekly report the property can see.
Rates per piece or per kg, per property. Invoices are built from the same counts both sides already signed.
What changes
Linen operations serving several properties usually run on Chain, with a property view for each client.
No. Many linen operations count by type and bag. RFID is worth it when volume is high or when you need to know the life of each piece.
Yes. Each property can get a read-only login or a weekly emailed report with counts, shortages and damage.
A 45-minute session on your own counter data: we set up your price list, print your first tags and walk your staff through intake, racks and pickup. You leave with a working shop, not a slide deck.