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Florida compliance evidence

Compliance that proves itself

Food Safety, Fire Safety, Health & Safety, Liquor Compliance, and Employment Compliance. Duty Room keeps recurring checks, records, and evidence in one place so teams and managers can see what is current across sites.

Compliance evidence for every Florida site you run

Restaurants, hotels, bars, and food trucks all keep inspection records, and those records usually sit in binders, inboxes, and spreadsheets, in a different place at every site.

Duty Room is the compliance evidence platform for premises that get inspected. It covers the areas Florida inspects, from the Florida Fire Prevention Code and NFPA 96 to DBPR food service, OSHA and ADA Title III safety duties, the Responsible Vendor Program, and I-9, E-Verify, and SB 606 employment rules, and keeps every site's recurring checks and records in one place. Any location can show it's current the day an inspector turns up, and head office sees which sites are ready and which need chasing.

The cost of getting it wrong

DBPR enforcement actions grew in five years1
+146%
19,847 actions from 2020 to 2025, fines up 174%
Florida restaurants shut down every week2
27
Emergency closure orders from routine inspections
DOL back wages recovered from Florida hospitality3
$57.5M
6,916 investigations, median recovery $3,097
ADA lawsuits filed in Florida in 20254
1,823
Up 73% since 2021. Serial plaintiffs filing 700+ suits each
NFIRS-recorded Florida hospitality fire incidents in three years5
2,718
$66.3 million in reported direct property loss

1. 19,847 DBPR disciplinary actions, 2020-2025, deduplicated by case number. Actions per year rose from 1,890 to 4,659. Fines rose from $728K to $2.0M per year. Source: DBPR monthly disciplinary action reports (72 monthly RDAR files).

2. 1,320 emergency closure orders in the fiscal year to June 2026, an average of about 27 per week, across 137,862 DBPR food-service inspections. Source: DBPR inspection data extract, downloaded 2026-06-11.

3. 6,916 DOL Wage and Hour Division investigations of Florida hospitality employers (NAICS 72), recovering $57.5 million in back wages. Median investigation recovery: $3,097. Source: WHD enforcement database.

4. Seyfarth Shaw ADA Title III filing analysis, 2025. Florida is second nationally for ADA lawsuits against places of public accommodation. Website-accessibility suits doubled from 470 to 961 in one year.

5. Duty Room analysis of 2,718 Florida hospitality fire-incident records in the 2022-2024 NFIRS Fire/HazMat Public Data Release, containing $66.3 million in reported direct property loss and 2 reported civilian deaths. These are reported records, not statewide totals.

How it works

Set up, record, keep current

1

Choose the areas you track

Browse blueprints for fire safety, food safety, health and safety, and more. Turn on the ones you want to keep organised across your sites.

Blueprint library showing available regulations

2

Your team completes checks on any device

Each blueprint creates tasks with built-in guidance. Your team captures evidence as they work.

Check completion form showing a fire alarm test in progress

3

Your proof pack stays current

Every completed check feeds into your proof pack. Export or share your records in one click.

Fire safety proof pack with timestamped evidence records

Questions & Answers

What is Duty Room?

Duty Room is a compliance evidence platform. It keeps the records that prove each Florida site is compliant in one place, current and easy to find.

What kinds of business is it for?

Any Florida site that gets inspected: restaurants, hotels, bars, food trucks, and more. If an inspector, insurer, or auditor visits, Duty Room holds the records they want.

Which compliance areas does it cover in Florida?

Five areas, each keyed to the named Florida regime. Fire safety for the Florida Fire Prevention Code and NFPA 96, food safety for DBPR and Food Manager certification, health and safety for OSHA and ADA Title III, liquor compliance for the Responsible Vendor Program and your ABT license, and employment compliance for I-9, E-Verify, SB 606, and the $15 minimum wage.

Is it for one site or several?

Both. You can run Duty Room for a single site, though it's built for operators with several: a record per site, plus one view of what's up to date and what's overdue across all of them.

Does Duty Room make me compliant?

Not on its own. It doesn't replace a professional assessment or your adviser's judgment. It keeps the resulting records organized and to hand, so you can prove compliance at inspection.

How is my data protected?

Your data is hosted in secure AWS data centers in the United States and never leaves the country. You can export it at any time.

One place for recurring checks and evidence

See how Duty Room works for your industry and region.