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Frequently Asked Questions ?
Data collection is the process of gathering and recording information in a structured way so it can be analyzed and used for decision-making. In frontline operations, this covers daily reports, incident logs, temperature records, expense submissions, and any other operational form. KNOW digitizes this entire data collection process, replacing paper forms with mobile forms that capture consistent data with photos, timestamps, and required fields across every location.
Most businesses go live within days, not months. KNOW requires no IT infrastructure, no custom development, and no lengthy implementation projects. You configure your workflows, checklists, and training content yourself and roll it out across locations within the same week. A dedicated support contact works with your team through configuration and launch.
KNOW is mobile-first and designed for frontline workers who may not use computers at work. The app is under 10 MB, works on basic smartphones, and supports all major languages. Teams complete checklists, submit forms, view schedules, and take training courses directly from their phones. Adoption happens naturally because the interface mirrors how people already use apps in their daily lives.
KNOW supports offline access for key frontline workflows. Frontline staff can complete checklists, submit forms, and take training without connectivity. The app syncs automatically when the device reconnects. This is critical for store floors, field sites, warehouses, and remote locations where internet is unreliable.
Yes. KNOW supports multi-language content and multi-location management from a single dashboard and is used across 32 countries today. You can standardize processes globally while still allowing local teams to adapt content for their specific needs. Brands like Domino's, Popeyes, Swiggy, and Adidas run their frontline operations on KNOW across multiple markets.
Spreadsheets tell you what should happen. KNOW tells you what actually happened, when it was done, who did it, and what was missed. Every checklist completion is timestamped with photo evidence where needed, and managers get real-time visibility into completion rates across all locations. Missed or overdue checklists trigger automatic alerts, so nothing slips through without someone knowing.
KNOW handles operational audits natively. Your teams conduct audits on their mobile devices, capture photo evidence, score compliance, and track findings through to resolution. Audit history and trend reporting are built in, so you can see which locations are improving and which need attention, all without a separate tool or manual reports.
Most teams report issues over WhatsApp, email, or verbally, which means problems get lost, follow-ups depend on memory, and there is no record for analysis. With KNOW, any frontline employee can report an incident or maintenance issue directly from their phone with photos, videos, and context. The issue gets routed to the right person, tracked through resolution, and logged for trend analysis. You go from "hoping someone remembers" to "every issue has an owner and a timeline."
Yes. You can configure checklists, forms, and workflows by location, role, or team. A quick-service restaurant and a fine-dining location within the same brand can have completely different opening procedures, and both are managed from the same dashboard. Templates and configurable workflows make it straightforward to standardize where you need consistency and localize where you need flexibility.
KNOW captures completion evidence including photos, timestamps, and contextual data. Tasks can require photo proof before they can be marked complete. Real-time dashboards show what is done, what is overdue, and what is at risk across every location, so managers spend time on decisions, not on chasing updates.
Yes. KNOW's learning management system lets you build onboarding programs with bite-sized video lessons, SOPs, quizzes, and interactive assessments. New hires complete training on their phones at their own pace, and you can track exactly who has finished what. This means a new team member at any location gets the same consistent onboarding experience, whether they start on a Monday or a Friday night.
KNOW is a full learning management system built for frontline teams. You can create courses with videos, presentations, quizzes, and simulations. It tracks completion status, quiz scores, and time spent on learning. It supports refresher course recommendations based on performance and provides a knowledge center where staff can access SOPs and guides anytime. For most frontline training needs, it replaces a standalone LMS entirely.
KNOW brings company communication into one structured hub. Share announcements, publish posts to the newsfeed, use the Instagram Stories-like feature Bites for timely updates, and run pulse polls to gather feedback. Communication can reach the entire organization or be targeted by location, role, or team, so employees receive relevant updates in the same app they use for work. This reduces scattered group chats and gives managers a clear record of what was communicated.
Yes. KNOW includes a document sharing and knowledge center where you can upload and distribute SOPs, manuals, guides, and reference materials. Staff access them from their phones, always seeing the latest version. No more outdated printouts taped to a wall or buried in a shared drive nobody checks.
Yes. KNOW combines scheduling and time tracking in one module. Managers plan shifts from the dashboard or mobile, staff view their schedules and communicate availability, and clock-in/clock-out is digital with selfie and GPS verification. Working hours, overtime, and break times are tracked automatically, and attendance reports are generated with one click.
KNOW lets you set work-hour limits for full-time and part-time employees separately, allocate mandatory break times, and configure over-scheduling compliance alerts. The system flags when scheduling rules are about to be breached, so managers stay compliant without manually calculating hours.
Yes. Employees can view their assigned shifts, request time off, and communicate their availability directly through the mobile app. Managers get notifications and can approve or adjust schedules accordingly, all within the same system.
Yes. KNOW combines scheduling and time tracking in one module. Managers plan shifts from the dashboard or mobile, staff view their schedules and communicate availability, and clock-in/clock-out is digital with selfie and GPS verification. Working hours, overtime, and break times are tracked automatically, and attendance reports are generated with one click.
KNOW Intelligence is the platform's AI and analytics layer. It analyzes patterns across your operations data, highlights what needs attention, and surfaces trends as they develop. Instead of reviewing static reports after the fact, you get clear signals on risks, priorities, and performance gaps in real time. It also includes an AI-powered assistant that helps teams find answers from your SOPs and operational guides directly from their mobile app.
Yes. KNOW has configurable access controls. A store manager sees their location's data. An area manager sees all locations in their region. A VP of operations sees the full picture. You control what each role can access, edit, or view, so everyone gets the right level of visibility without information overload.
KNOW is ISO 27001 certified, which means information security is managed through an internationally recognized framework. Your data is encrypted, access is role-based, and the platform is built to meet the compliance requirements that enterprise brands like Domino's and Adidas expect from their operational tools.
KNOW uses modular pricing. You pay only for the modules you need. If you only need checklists, training, and communication today, you only pay for those three. You can add scheduling, asset management, or other modules as your needs grow. This keeps costs aligned with what you actually use.
You get a dedicated support team that knows your setup, not a chatbot and not a ticket queue. When something needs attention, you reach a real person who understands your configuration and can help immediately. This is not a "submit a ticket and wait" model.
Yes. Most customers start with a pilot at a few locations, validate the impact on their operations, and then roll out across the rest. Because KNOW requires no IT infrastructure and configures in days, piloting is fast and low-risk. Your team can see real results before making a broader commitment.


