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Run Your Whole Agency in One Place

KIA OS keeps your establishments, your mashgichim, your coordinators and your records in one system. $9 per establishment each month.

A rabbinic coordinator works at his desk in a kosher certification agency office in early morning light.

How a Shift Runs

A mashgiach records what he does at the establishment, and a coordinator sees it in the same system.

On the Phone

The mashgiach clocks in with a GPS stamp and works through the checklist his agency wrote for that kind of kitchen. He logs deliveries against their hechsherim, counts non-mevushal wine bottle by bottle, records catering events, and reports a problem the moment he finds one. Every item saves as he goes.

On the Desktop

The coordinator sees who is working where on one map, what has been checked today, which products are waiting on a decision and which incidents have come in.

What It Handles

Establishments, with their status, their supervision level and their history in one record.

Mashgichim, with their assignments, their agency-held certification record and their contact details.

Coordinators, with their own logins and their own view of the establishments they cover.

Records, kept as you go and already written when somebody asks for them.

Two coordinators review agency records together at a desk in a kosher certification office.

What Else It Does

  • Product Approvals

    A mashgiach submits a product from the field. Your agency approves it for one establishment or across the board, and the record keeps who decided and when.

  • Incidents and Alerts

    A problem alerts you in KIA OS and by email the moment it is logged, while the mashgiach carries on with the rest of his shift.

  • Checklists You Write

    Your agency writes its own checklists for meat, dairy, bakery, sushi and market floors, choosing from a database of questions.

  • English and Hebrew

    Every screen works in either language, for every role, and you can switch whenever you like.

  • Who Can See Your Data

    Each agency is separated at the database level. One agency can never see another agency’s establishments, people or records.

Reading and Filing the Paperwork

KIA OS reads the paperwork, writes it up and files it. Your people make every decision.

  • Photograph a delivery receipt and the supplier, the invoice number, the total and every line item fill themselves in.
  • Point the camera at a hechsher and it is read against a registry of verified marks, then checked against the list your agency accepts.
  • Speak a voice note in any language and a written incident report reaches the coordinator.
  • End-of-day summaries roll up every shift, and a compliance pack is one click.
A mashgiach checks an incoming delivery against his tablet at the receiving door of a commercial kitchen.

What It Costs

$9 per establishment, per month. Unlimited coordinators and unlimited mashgichim, because charging an agency for adding the people who do the work is a strange way to price software.

That is the whole price list.

What KIA OS costs
A tidy office desk with a keyboard, closed notebook, mug and brass lamp in soft morning light.

Who Is Using It Now

One of the largest foodservice organizations in the world runs its entire operation on it; further agencies are committed and onboarding.

An App, Without an App Store

KIA OS installs to any phone straight from a link. It does not go through an app store, there is no file to download, and nobody has to approve it first. A coordinator standing in a kitchen taps Install once and it sits on their home screen like anything else.

A mashgiach logs a report on his phone in the corridor outside a production room at a food facility.

What KIA OS Does Not Do

It does not certify anyone. Your agency’s approvals are made by your people and recorded in your system. KIA has no view into your religious decisions and takes no position on them.

It is also separate from the AKO mashgiach card database. Cards, expirations and renewals live there, and that stays the case.