Don't let the inspector find it first.
By the time a health inspector spots a dropping behind the line, the problem's been running for a while — and now it's a failed inspection, a re-inspection, and a public record that follows you. RodentRadar shows you where rodents are getting in, so you can shut it down before it costs you the inspection, and prove the problem is under control if anyone asks.
The Problem Is Always There First
By the time you see a rodent on the floor during service, or an inspector finds droppings behind the line, it's been going on for a while — at night, after close, in the spaces you don't walk through at 2am. The first time most operators find out how bad it is, it's already on an inspection report.
You can't manage what you can't see. RodentRadar puts eyes on your kitchen, dry storage, and back-of-house overnight — so you find out where the activity is and where it's coming in before someone with a clipboard does.
Find It, Fix It, Prove It
Find where they're getting in
Place sensors through the kitchen, dry storage, dish area, and back-of-house. They're already paired — wake one up and it connects on its own, no technical setup. Sketch your floorplan and the overnight activity becomes a heat map showing where movement concentrates, so you know where to seal and where to set.
Watch it come under control
As you seal entry points and your pest control work takes hold, the activity drops — and you can see it drop, night by night. That's the difference between hoping it's handled and knowing it is.
Have the record when you're asked
Timestamped, dated activity logs sit alongside your pest-control documentation. When an inspector or auditor asks what you're doing about pests, you show monitoring data and a downward trend — not a shrug.
On audits and compliance — straight. RodentRadar produces monitoring data and dated activity records that support your pest-management program and document your due diligence. It does not by itself satisfy any specific standard or guarantee an inspection result — your auditor, health department, or scheme (AIB, SQF, BRCGS, and the like) sets those requirements, and you'll still want your licensed pest-control provider in the picture. What RodentRadar adds is visibility and a paper trail you didn't have before.
And Once It's Handled — Stay Ahead
The worst time to discover a rodent problem is during an inspection. Ongoing monitoring means there's no "discovering" — you already know.
Know before they do
Leave sensors in place after remediation and activity alerts surface on your dashboard. A problem that's starting up again shows up to you first — not to an inspector.
Always have the documentation
Continuous monitoring means you're never caught without recent records. When the audit comes, the data is already there — no scramble.
Protect the brand and the record
For a restaurant, a pest story travels fast — a failed inspection, a public record online, or a posted grade where your city uses them. Staying ahead of activity protects the thing that's hardest to win back: your customers' trust.
Get Eyes on Your Back-of-House
Start with the Diagnostic Kit to find and shut down the problem. Add a Watch Kit to keep monitoring once it's under control.
Diagnostic Kit
Find it and shut it down.
one-time · $14.95/mo monitoring
Watch Kit
Leave it in place. Stay ahead.
one-time · $9.95/mo monitoring
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