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Clever First Aid
Provides unrivaled standards of regulatory compliance, safety and care for your people
About Clever First Aid
Clever First Aid is a pioneering company that has developed a smart first aid system specifically designed for Quick Service Restaurants (QSR) and the food service industry. The company operates in the health and safety market, providing a comprehensive solution that ensures businesses are always prepared for workplace injuries. Clever First Aid's system leverages cutting-edge technology, including machine learning, sensors, and cloud software, to offer real-time monitoring and management of first aid compliance. This innovative approach not only enhances safety and care for employees, customers, and suppliers but also significantly reduces misuse and product theft by 99%. The system delivers a suite of analytics and metrics, allowing businesses to see current and future trends, thereby enabling preventative actions to reduce workplace injuries and improve overall safety. Clever First Aid's business model revolves around selling and maintaining these smart first aid systems, generating revenue through initial sales, subscriptions for ongoing monitoring, and analytics services. The primary clients are businesses within the QSR and food service sectors, which benefit from improved productivity, regulatory compliance, and reduced operational risks.
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- Founded
- 2013
- Headquarters
- Christchurch, New Zealand
- Sector
- Health Tech & Medtech
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