Significance of sub-inspection button colors

GainSeeker uses button color coding to help you quickly see the status of a sub-inspection such as whether a sub-inspection is completed and whether it contains tests that failed or that have defects.

 

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Examples of color coding sub-inspections on a GS Collect mobile device inspection (Fig. 1) and PC Collect inspection (Fig. 2). See Sub-inspection button colors below

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Fig. 2

Sub-inspection button colors

Sub-inspection buttons for GS Collect and PC Collect inspections

(Mobile inspections only: see Traceability sub-inspection exception below)
Button color Indicates
Blue No data is submitted for this sub-inspection
Red This sub-inspection contains defects, but:
  • Only if the UseRed property for the inspection is set to True will the button turn red. (False is the default property setting.)
Green

  • There are no defects for that sub-inspection (if the UseRed property for the inspection is set to True)

  • the UseRed property is set to False (default setting), and the button turns green after data is submitted regardless of whether there are defects.

"Traceability" sub-inspection button colors (For GS Collect mobile device inspections only)

The Traceability sub-inspection button for mobile devices uses yellow, red (optional), and green, but not blue.

Traceability sub-inspection button in a GS Collect mobile device inspection
Button color Indicates
Yellow No data is submitted for the Traceability sub-inspection
Red Incomplete data submitted for this sub-inspection
Green All required data is submitted

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