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Last updated: October 18, 2024

Create actions #

Learn how to create actions via the web app and the mobile app.

What are actions? #
The Actions feature allows you to identify, track, and complete tasks as a team. You can create actions to highlight a problem that needs fixing as you walk through an inspection or create standalone actions on the go without having to start an inspection. For routine tasks such as maintenance, you can also create recurring actions to ensure regular checks are never missed.
Moreover, you can change the layout view of your actions to manage and complete your tasks more effectively. Each action includes a built-in chat space to collaborate with team members and timestamps to stay updated on everyone’s interactions.
What you'll need #
Create an action in an inspection #
Create an action from an asset #
Create an action in an inspection report #

1. Log in to the web app.

2. Select Inspections from the left-hand side menu.

3. Click Assets gallery view icon More on the right-hand side of the inspection and select View report icon View report.

4. In the report, click Add action icon Action on the question’s lower-right.

5. In the side panel, select the type from the dropdown on the upper-left corner and enter the action’s title and description. You can also configure action fields such as site, label, asset, and more.

6. Click Create on the lower-right corner of the page.

7. If you want to add more information, you can click the action to provide details, comments, and media files in the side panel.

Create an action in an issue #
Create a standalone action #
Frequently asked questions #
Yes, you can. You can easily automate and schedule routine tasks with recurring actions. Please note that you can only set standalone actions to recur.
If the repeat section is deleted, the actions created will remain open and will still count toward the total number of open actions in the inspection.

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