The next card we will look at is the Sat Ratio. This is a gauge charts that show the percentage of Satisfactory Checks for the period of the report. It is a ratio of Sat Checks / Total Checks. Close
Another one of the large charts is the “Daily Checks by Sat vs UnSat”. Here you will see the number of daily checks conducted throughout the period of the report. Green represents “Sat Checks” and Red represents “UnSat Checks”. Like
The next chart we will look at is “Fast QA’s by User”. As indicated in the title of the chart, it is the “Fast QA’s” that were flagged in the system for the period of the report, by User. Similar
The third row is covered by a single table of information. This is the “Fast QA’s List” where the user will see the times of the QA’s, the difference in time, the Employees that were Checked, and who conducted the
The large table of information on the lower left corner is the “QA List”. This is a list of each of the QA’s that have been completed for the period of the report. Click a row within this table to show
The final part of the page is the “QA Details” card. When the user selects one of the rows in the “QA List” the details of that QA, including the image, will be displayed in the “QA Details” card. In
Now lets look at one of the larger charts on the page. The “Daily QA’s” is located in the upper part of the page and gives an aggregate daily view of activity. Like other reports, hovering over a datapoint will
In the upper row of the page, the first tile is a count of the “QA’s” completed for the period of the report. If you chose a month, it is the total QA’s for the month. If you chose one
In the next chart we see “Daily Sat Ratio”. This is the daily ratio of the Satisfactory Percentage over the period of the report. Go ahead and hover your mouse over a day to see specifics about the performance on
Before you can start tracking, collecting and reporting on anything, you have to get some QA’s into the system. Standard User accounts do not have access to create QA’s. If you do not see “Add 1 Employee” or “Bulk Add
