Where: web portal, Data, then Utility Map; and Analytics from your account menu. Needs: to review someone else's day, the Org Admin or Workforce Manager role; anyone else sees their own.
When you finish: you know where to look for each question about your crews' work: what was captured, whether a measurement is right, and how the day went.
Three questions, three places. Start with the one you are asking.
You want to know | Go to |
What was captured on a job | The job map |
Whether one pole's measurement is right | The pole inspection view, opened from the map |
How a crew's day went, and why it took as long as it did | Field Efficiency, then Replay |
See what was captured on a job
Open Data, then Utility Map.
Pick the job in the job picker at the top left. Everything captured on it shows on the map.
Use Layers to choose which object types and labels show, and Zoom to Graphics to bring the whole job back into view.
Click a pole to see its data.
The job map: the Tracing job chosen in the job picker, its poles and spans, and one pole open in the side panel.
Every control on the map is covered in Your organization map.
Check one pole
On the map, click the pole.
On the Data tab, choose Measure Utility Pole (Measure Midspan on a midspan). The measured photo opens in the inspection view.
Read the Measure tab first: height, lean and attachments. History lists what changed and whether each photo finished uploading.
To correct a measurement or add attachments, see Work in the pole inspection view.
See how the day went
Open your account menu and choose Analytics, then the Field Efficiency tab.
Pick the window, from one week to ninety days, and group by day or by fielder.
To see a day for yourself, choose the replay arrow next to the fielder's name on that day.
Replay plays the day back on a map: the route, and each capture appearing at the moment it was taken. Days up to ninety days back can be replayed.
For what each number means, see Field Efficiency, and what each number means. For the playback controls, see Replay a fielder's day.
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