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  1. Business to Business Service
  2. Computer Software Store
  3. Software Company

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Every local food and beverage business runs on permits. Restaurants, bars, coffee shops, caterers, food trucks, wineries, breweries. The paperwork is different depending on the business and the state, but it always adds up. Health permits, business licenses, food handler cards for every employee, fire inspections, alcohol licenses, vehicle registrations, TTB filings, RBS certifications. All of it with expiration dates. All of it required. The real problem isn't getting the permits. It's keeping track of when each one expires. A restaurant with two locations might have thirty active documents across both spots. A caterer with a fleet and a dozen employees might have twice that. And every single one expires on its own schedule. That's a lot of dates to remember, and the penalty for missing one ranges from a large fine to getting shut down mid-service. CredentiAlert is a tracking tool built specifically for this. It's organized the way these businesses actually operate. Every permit, license, and certification gets entered once and connected to the location, vehicle, or employee it belongs to. So a food handler card lives under the person who earned it. A mobile vendor permit lives under the truck it covers. An alcohol license lives under the bar location it applies to. Everything is connected, and it's easy to pull up exactly what's current and what's coming due, broken down however the business is structured. Alerts go out by email at sixty days, thirty days, fourteen days, and seven days before any expiration. If something slips past, a follow-up goes out the day after. The alerts are specific. They say what's expiring, who or what it's tied to, and when. All documents are stored in a searchable vault and can be downloaded whenever they are needed. When an event coordinator needs proof of coverage, or an inspector asks for something on the spot, CredentiAlert pulls every relevant document into a single PDF packet. No digging through drawers or old emails. CredentiAlert was built from scratch for local, busy operations that don't have an office manager handling compliance. A food truck owner with a fleet of trucks. A bar owner with three locations across the city. A caterer whose staff turns over twice a year and every new hire needs a food handler card tracked. These are the people this was built for.


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