Audience: Dispatchers, administrators, managers, field technicians
Measurements and measuring elements help you keep track of a technical object’s condition through qualitative and quantitative data.
Consider the differences:
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Measurement: The recorded data points tied to a specific measuring element.
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Measuring element: The elements that define what can be measured and can have data recorded.
Track the state of your equipment through linear graphs, see when there are overflows, and report intervention details for work orders (WOs). Logged measurements must be reviewed by an office worker and validated before the data is officially uploaded. You can view details, modify pending records, and officially approve or reject the submitted data.
What’s next
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To understand measurement terminology, see Understand technical object measurements.
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To add a measuring element, see Create measuring elements.
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To find an existing measurement, see Search measurements.
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To create measurements, see Create measurements.
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To validate a measure, see Validate measurements.
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To add supplemental documentation to a measurement, see Manage documents on measurements.
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To generate a visual of your measurements, see Generate a measurement graph.
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To use measurements on the daily plan, see Debrief measurement interventions on the daily plan.