Device scanning and management is available in our Business and Pro subscription plans.
Summary
If you want to make sure a technician has checked all the internal areas of a home where there are no traps, such as kitchen, basement, pantry... and add a note about that area, create devices in the customer's location page that map out to those locations.
Key Points
Verify that Target Areas are available
Create a Trap Type named Home (Office, or Manufacturing) Inspection
Add the 'devices' in the customer's location page
Verify that Target Areas are available
From the Dashboard click the Settings gear icon
Under Device & Trap Settings, click Property Types & Target Areas
Click Residential and make sure you have the areas you want, (kitchen, basement, pantry... )
To add more, click the Add Target Area button and enter the locations
When done click the Save button
Create a Trap Type named Home (Office, or Manufacturing) Inspection
From the Dashboard click the Settings gear icon
Under Device & Trap Settings, click Trap Type
Click the New Trap Type button
Enter Home Inspection for the trap type name
Click the Create Trap Type button
Click the Save button
Add the 'devices' in the customer's location page
Go into the customer's location page
Click the Create a New... button and select Devices
Add the areas of the house where you want to inspect, at the very least add the areas for Barcode and Device ID, and Device Type is Home Inspection
4. Repeat for all the areas that you would check in this location
In the mobile app
Save any unsaved Work Order in the mobile app.
Tap Save in the upper-right corner of the open Work Order.
Tap Save & Exit
Then, from the Calendar, tap the menu in the upper-left corner (the three lines)
Tap Settings
Tap Reload Data
Tap Ok or Allow to any messages
Open the Work Order
Tap Devices
Tap View All
Tap the area (device) you want to inspect
4. Tap Save
5. Enter Notes, Materials, Captured pests, Evidence...
6. Tap Save
7. Proceed with the other locations
In the Work Order PDF
The locations appear under the Device Inspection Detail with the location under Device ID.
See our Help Center article Property Types and Their Target Areas for sample entries.