When a machine goes down, one scan gets it back up
Your line cooks scan the sticker on the fryer, WhatsApp opens, and a technician is on the way — before the lunch rush turns into a walkout.
$8 per party on sign-off. No seats, no subscriptions.
Your open tickets, at a glance
Henny Penny fryer · #FRY2-9K3
RapidTech · ETA 12 min
Hoshizaki ice machine · #ICE-114
Signed 2h ago · Radu T.
True prep table · #PREP-3
Awaiting a technician
Built for a kitchen that can't stop
QR scan to ticket in minutes
The sticker on the machine is the whole interface. Scan, describe the problem in WhatsApp, done — the ticket is already routed to a technician.
Triage-first, not a help desk
A role-aware menu asks what actually went wrong and screens out "how do I operate this" from real faults — so real problems reach a human fast.
Zero training for staff
No app to install, no account for the crew, no manual to read. If they can open the camera, they can report a broken machine.
One flat fee, billed on sign-off
No monthly seats and no per-user pricing. You only pay when a ticket is signed off — a single flat fee per party.
How it works
Three steps from a scan to a signed ticket
Report
One scan on the machine
Every asset wears an AskWhiz QR. A scan opens WhatsApp with a role-aware menu — no app, no login, no training.
Dispatch
A technician, already en route
The right provider accepts in seconds. A live tracker counts down distance and ETA — no phone tag.
Resolve
Grounded answers, signed on the spot
The in-ticket assistant reads this exact model's manuals, the fix is applied, and the ticket is signed on the phone.
Pricing
- Free onboarding — bring your equipment on at no cost
- No seats, no subscriptions, no message counts
- Billed only when a ticket is completed and signed
- One price, shown in your local currency
Solutions
See it in your own workflow
Create your account, bring your restaurants equipment onto AskWhiz, and let a scan become a ticket.
$8 per party on sign-off. No seats, no subscriptions.