Staff training for cafes and restaurants

In some states, yes. Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, Rhode Island, Virginia and Maryland require allergen awareness training for restaurant staff, and Illinois wants it within 30 days of hire. Trainseed keeps allergen questions required, scores them separately from streaks and points, and keeps a per-person record. Check the current rules for your own state and city; Trainseed is a training record, not a certificate.

About ten minutes of your time. Re-upload the menu and approve the draft. Your team picks up the new items, prices and anything that is gone in their next two-minute drill. Nobody's streak or history is reset.

Yes. A photo of the display case is a perfectly good source; you do not need a printed menu. Stations cover the coffee bar, the counter and floor, kitchen prep, and till and open/close, so a counter-service shop fits as well as a dining room.

Invite them by text or email and they can learn the menu and how you greet people before their first shift. Their starter plan covers Day 1 and their first five shifts, each block opening when the last one is done. You can also assign by role or station so they start with the part of the menu they will actually serve.

$29 a month for one location with up to 20 team members, or $49 a month for one location with unlimited team members, role and station assignment, and scored roleplay. No setup fee and no annual contract. The 14-day trial starts when you sign up, with no card needed.

That is what it is for. Up to six questions, under two minutes, one-handed, in any phone browser. It keeps working offline once it has loaded. The weekly huddle pack gives a manager something to print or read out.