About the Inspection Unique ID

A Unique ID is a unique identifier used to differentiate different sessions of an inspection. An example of a Unique ID is a serial number that is assigned to individual products that are the same make and model.

In GainSeeker, the Unique ID is used to create a unique record for a specific item and the data and information that is uniquely associated with it.

 

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This image shows the page in PC Collect in which the Unique ID has been relabeled "Serial number." See Changing the label for more information.

Changing the label for "Unique ID"

You can change the label for an inspection from "Unique ID" to something better suited to your organization: "Serial number" or "Lot number" for example. Changing it to something more closely related to your product can give the inspector a clearer idea of to what the Unique ID refers.

Examples of why you might want to change the label

Turning off the Unique ID (PC Collect only)

There are some circumstances in which you may find it unnecessary to use a Unique ID.

Differences in how PC Collect and GS Collect store the Unique ID

Selecting a Unique ID

New Unique ID:

Depending on the settings, the New Unique ID field displays either:

Choose Existing Unique ID:

The Choose Existing Unique ID: field displays a list of existing Unique IDs that have been fully or partially completed.

GS Collect only

If you select a Unique ID in this list and then tap Continue, you must choose one of the options: Resume, Restart Inspection, or Cancel.

Resume: The Resume option opens the Choose a Sub-Inspection for: ["inspection name"] page. The completion status of sub-inspections is displayed by button color.

Restart: The Restart option clears the completion status of sub-inspections. It does not overwrite previously submitted data.

Database table in GainSeeker stores Unique IDs

Determine when historical Unique IDs are deleted