From changing rooms to the stands, cleaning and requests on record

Place QR codes or NFC tags in changing rooms, showers, around the pool and at the sauna entrance. Members scan the code with the phone camera, and the form opens in the browser with no app or account. They rate cleanliness on a five-point scale and can add a photo.

Set up hourly cleaning and inspection plans for wet areas. Staff tap the NFC tag in the area to log their work; with "Verification required" on, a log can only come from a session opened by that tag. Plan compliance is reported as a percentage. EnaFeedback does not record pool water chemistry; it logs cleaning and inspection rounds.

Place QR points in stadium restrooms, concourses and concessions. Spectators rate cleanliness or report a problem; with an alert rule for scores of 1 or 2 or for complaints, the person in charge of that section hears about it during the game.

The same message from the same location is not accepted twice within 15 minutes, so repeats of the same problem do not flood the list. After the event, reports show scores by section and hour.

A broken locker, a shower that does not work, a faulty treadmill or air conditioning: the member sends the report with its location, and it is routed with a note to maintenance and closed with a result. The member gets a request code and, if they left contact details, an email or SMS when the status changes.

Publish short surveys for classes and trainers; responses are stored with the studio where they were given. AI sentiment analysis marks the tone of every comment.

Municipal sports departments and gym chains set up each facility as its own building, and reports compare facilities side by side.

Next to the form, the QR code can open content pages with the class schedule, pool hours and facility rules. Screens at the entrance can be paired as live displays, and short announcements show on QR pages and on the screens.