Public restrooms: from a chart on the door to a verified log
Public restrooms are where citizens judge municipal services most directly. A paper chart on the door does not prove cleaning happened; it is often filled in all at once at the end of the shift.
With EnaFeedback, cleaning staff tap the NFC tag at the location on every round and log "Cleaning done." With verification required, the log can only come from a session opened by the tag’s trust token. NFC verification works only in the EnaFeedback mobile app; tapping the tag without the app opens the location in the browser as an unverified visit. The app is in internal testing and coming soon to the stores. The same person cannot log another cleaning at the same point within 30 minutes.
A QR code at the same point lets citizens rate cleanliness from 1 to 5. One report shows both that the round happened and how the result felt to citizens.