When one store's equipment goes down, you lose that day's sales.
Peak Amp helps restaurant, retail and car wash operators see which locations and equipment need attention first, across every market, without adding staff at the same rate you add stores.
Maintenance knowledge doesn't scale with your store count.
In a growing multi-site business, a few experienced people know which cooler runs warm, which unit was patched last summer and which vendor to call.
That works when every store is a short drive away. It breaks when you open in a new state.
Built for fleets of similar sites.
Starts with what you have
Asset lists, work orders, vendor invoices, utility bills and any alarms or monitoring already in place. No new hardware to begin.
Compares stores to each other
Your locations run the same equipment, so Peak Amp flags the store whose cooler, HVAC unit or fryer is behaving differently from the rest.
Ranks what matters
One list across every location, ordered by risk to sales, food safety and guest experience.
Keeps what your team knows
Each repair, note and photo becomes part of the store's record, so a technician new to a market can see that store's history.
Feeds the capital plan
Repair-or-replace decisions backed by each asset's history, rolled up by store, region and state.
Covers equipment-heavy sites
Car washes run on controllers that already record how pumps, motors and conveyors behave. Peak Amp reads that data to spot drift before the tunnel stops.
Spot the one store that's different.
When dozens of stores share a prototype, the best baseline for a cooler is the same cooler everywhere else. Peak Amp uses that to catch problems a single-site view would miss.
Box temperature has crept from 36°F to 39°F over two weeks, and the compressor is running 31% longer than the same cooler at similar stores. The 41°F alarm hasn't fired.
- Evidence
- Run time vs. 40 peer stores, two door-gasket work orders, higher overnight energy use
- Next step
- Have the refrigeration vendor check the condenser coil and door seals on the next scheduled visit
- Timing
- Within 14 days
Start with one region. Add stores from a template.
Because your stores share a design, each new location is set up from the same template. The rollout gets faster as it grows.
- 01 Pilot
One region
A small group of stores and sites with success measures agreed up front.
- 02 Expand
Existing markets
Remaining locations added from the store template, region by region.
- 03 Grow
New openings
Each new store is set up as it opens, with its full equipment record from day one.
See what Peak Amp finds across your stores.
Start with a pilot in one region. Per-location pricing is built for multi-site operators.