The problem: sampling rounds scheduled by hand
Creating lab requests for every point on every round by hand takes time and makes missed samples more likely.
A weekly plan with dozens of points means dozens of lab requests every week. Creating them by hand is repetitive, and a skipped request is a skipped sample that may not be noticed until the trend review.
What this demo shows
- Start from the site map.
- Build the sampling plan and set the schedule.
- Uncountable creates every lab request for every round.
Why it matters
Environmental monitoring depends on every point being sampled on schedule. Generating a lab request for each point and round from the plan removes the manual step where gaps appear.
Each request links back to its sampling point and plan, so results can be traced to a location and coverage can be shown at inspection.
See it with your own data
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Read the transcript
Schedule every sampling round from one plan. Start a sampling plan right from the area. Pick the points on the map, then set the schedule and occupancy state. Finalize it, and the plan lists every scheduled round. When a round comes due, each point gets its own lab request and sample. Each request carries its point's name and lab, the round date, and the plan's occupancy state.
The point links every request, so each sample traces back to where it was taken. Trace every sample to the point it came from.
