What CleanZ will and won't claim
Facilities rely on their records in surveys, audits and disputes, so the words we use about CleanZ matter. These rules apply on this site, in sales conversations and inside the product.
What we say
- A room or area was verified to your facility's cleaning checklist.
- A monitoring result met your facility's acceptance criteria.
- CleanZ creates an audit-ready record.
- CleanZ supports your cleaning verification process.
What we don't say, and why
- phrase CleanZ does not use:
safe
, phrase CleanZ does not use:germ-free
or phrase CleanZ does not use:sterile
- Software can't see microbes. A record shows a process was followed, not what is on a surface.
- phrase CleanZ does not use:
compliant
or phrase CleanZ does not use:guarantees compliance
- Only surveyors and regulators decide compliance. Your facility sets the cleaning checklist; CleanZ records whether it was followed.
- phrase CleanZ does not use:
CDC approved
or phrase CleanZ does not use:Joint Commission approved
- Neither body approves software like CleanZ.
- phrase CleanZ does not use:
reduces infections
- We won't claim any effect on infection rates until pilot data supports it.
- phrase CleanZ does not use:
HIPAA compliant
- CleanZ is designed to keep personal data about the people you serve out, which is a different and simpler promise.
- phrase CleanZ does not use:
AI decides
- Your rules decide pass or fail.
Our numbers
Every statistic on this site links to its source and year. We don't round numbers up, and we don't suggest CleanZ causes outcomes that a study measured elsewhere.
Our product status
Every feature is labeled Pilot or Planned. If a feature isn't built yet, we say so.
If we get it wrong
Write to [email protected]. We correct the page and note the change below.
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