Summary

A Trap Condition describes the device's state when your tech inspects it — for example, whether it's intact, damaged, missing, or blocked. Defining these here gives techs a consistent set of options in the mobile app when servicing a device, which keeps your inspection records accurate and flags devices that need repair or replacement.

Key Points

Create a trap condition for each state where your techs might find a device
Techs select these on the mobile app when servicing a trap or device
Consistent options make device records and maintenance tracking reliable

How to Get to Trap Condition

From the top of the Navigation menu, click on Settings (gear icon)
Under Device & Trap Settings, click on Trap Condition

How to Create a Trap Condition

Click the New Trap Condition button in the upper right.

Enter the Trap Condition Name
Click the green Create Trap Condition button to save

Choosing Good Trap Conditions

Cover the states that drive action — especially those indicating a device needs repair, replacement, or relocation.
Keep names clear and distinct so techs pick the right one quickly.
Don't overlap with Bait Condition. Trap Condition is about the device; Bait Condition is about the bait inside it.