The problem: sampling points described in words
When sampling locations live in a list or a hand-drawn map, samplers have to guess, and auditors can't easily see coverage.
"Left of the filling line, near the door" means different things to different samplers. Auditors reviewing coverage have to match a list of names to a floor plan in their heads.
What this demo shows
- See every monitoring location in one list.
- Place sampling points on your own floor plan.
- Print the plan for the people taking samples.
Why it matters
A result without a clear sampling location leaves questions unanswered. Placing each point on your own floor plan gives samplers, QA and auditors the same picture.
Every point has its own record, so results and trends can be reviewed by location when an excursion needs investigating.
See it with your own data
This video is part of Environmental Monitoring. To see how it would work with your own formulations and records, request a demo. Our team replies within 30 minutes during business hours.
Read the transcript
Put every sampling point on your own floor plan. Each area of your site has its own record. Upload a floor plan image as the area's site map. Click the map to place a point. It gets a number and its own record. Drag a point and its new position saves. Every point's record opens right beside the map.
Print the map with labeled pins and a numbered table of the points. Map every sampling point with Uncountable.
