Who Should Use This Article?
- Site Administrators
- Food Safety Coordinators
- Managers and Supervisors
- Compliance and Quality Teams
- Auditors reviewing Food Safety records
Overview
Temperature Reports provide visibility of temperature monitoring activities recorded within the Food Safety Program.
Reports can be used to review historical temperature records, monitor compliance activities and support audit preparation.
Temperature Reports are available for:
- Appliance Logs
- Meal Logs
Temperature Reports can be filtered by date range and exported as CSV files for further review.
Accessing Temperature Reports
- Navigate to Food Safety.
- Select Reports.
- Select Tasks.
- Select either:
- Appliance Logs
- Meal Logs
- Apply the required Date Range.
- Expand the required report section to review recorded entries.
Understanding Temperature Reports

Key Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Report Metrics | Displays total tasks, completed tasks, incomplete tasks and corrective actions raised for the selected reporting period. |
| Appliance Logs | Displays temperature records for equipment such as fridges, freezers and cool rooms. |
| Meal Logs | Displays temperature records for meal service activities. |
| Date Range Filter | Filters report data for the selected reporting period. |
| Expand Report Details | Opens detailed temperature records for review. |
| Bulk Export | Downloads the currently displayed report data as a CSV file. |
Reviewing Appliance Temperature Reports
The Appliance Logs report provides a historical record of equipment temperature monitoring activities.
Examples include:
- Cool Rooms
- Fridges
- Freezers
- Blast Chillers
- Refrigeration Equipment
To review appliance temperature records:
- Select Appliance Logs.
- Apply the required Date Range.
- Locate the appliance to be reviewed.
- Select the Expand arrow.
- Review the recorded temperature information.

Appliance Report Information
| Field | Description |
| Date | Date the temperature was recorded. |
| Temp Logged | Recorded appliance temperature. |
| Within Safe Zone | Indicates whether the recorded temperature falls within the configured safe operating range. |
| Time | Time the temperature was recorded. |
| Initials | Staff member initials entered during temperature recording. |
Reviewing Meal Temperature Reports
The Meal Logs report provides a historical record of meal service temperature monitoring activities.
Examples include:
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
To review meal temperature records:
- Select Meal Logs.
- Apply the required Date Range.
- Locate the meal period to be reviewed.
- Select the Expand arrow.
- Review the recorded temperature information.

Meal Report Information
| Field | Description |
| Date | Date the temperature was recorded. |
| Meal Item | Name of the meal item recorded. |
| Temperature | Recorded food temperature. |
| Initials | Staff member initials entered during temperature recording. |
Exporting Reports
Temperature Reports can be exported using the Bulk Export function.
When selected, the currently displayed report data is downloaded as a CSV file.
To export a report:
- Apply the required report type and date range.
- Select Bulk Export.
- Open or save the generated CSV file.
Result
Temperature monitoring records can be reviewed, filtered and exported to support operational monitoring, compliance activities and audit preparation.
Good to Know
- Temperature Reports are filtered using the selected date range.
- Appliance Logs and Meal Logs use the same reporting workflow.
- Appliance reports display equipment-specific temperature records.
- Meal reports display food service temperature records.
- Reports can be exported as CSV files using the Bulk Export function.
- Exported CSV files can be opened in Microsoft Excel and other spreadsheet applications.
- Additional report types may be available depending on your organisation's Food Safety Program configuration.
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