Adding Meter Readings on Mobile

Adding Meter Readings on Mobile

Overview

This procedure demonstrates how to add a meter reading to an asset.  Meter readings can be added to the Locations/Facilities, Equipment, Tools, and Work Order modules. The steps to follow are identical for all four modules.

Steps:

1. Open a Locations/Facilities, Equipment, Tools, or Work Order record, press Readings, and Add Readings

 

 

2. Enter a meter reading Value, select the Meter Type from the dropdown menu, and click the blue Save button

 

3. The new reading will now be displayed in the Readings tab along with the time and date that it was added

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