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Protocol history

Here you’ll find all created protocols. You can search them, filter by various criteria and download PDFs.

Protocol history - Desktop
Protocol historyDesktop

Access

Open the protocol history by:

  • Clicking Protocols in the side menu
  • From the Dashboard by clicking the Protocols card
  • On mobile, via the Protocols icon in the bottom navigation

Protocol view

Table view (Desktop)

On desktop, protocols are shown in a table with these columns:

ColumnDescription
NumberUnique protocol number (also revision number for revisions)
StatusColored badge — In progress, In review, Sent, Returned or Canceled
ClientClient name
AddressWork site address
Work dateDate the work was performed
TechnicianTechnician’s name
CreatedDate and time the protocol was created
PDFButton to download the PDF

Status badges

Each protocol has a colored status:

StatusColorMeaning
In progress🔵 blueProtocol is being created or edited
In review🟣 purpleSubmitted for review by a manager
Sent🟢 greenSent to the client (final)
Returned🟠 orangeAn in-progress protocol returned by the manager for rework
Canceled⚫ grayProtocol has been canceled

For more about statuses and the protocol lifecycle, see the protocol detail.

Additional protocol indicators

Next to the status badge, additional indicators may appear:

IndicatorMeaning
🕒 InactiveThe protocol has been without activity for a while. The threshold (number of days) is configured by the administrator in the protocol settings. Helps you not to forget about in-progress or under-review protocols.
Rev. 1, Rev. 2Revision number — protocol was reopened and edited after being sent
You’re editingYou are currently editing this protocol in another window/device
Being editedAnother user is currently editing this protocol — wait or contact them

The inactivity threshold is configured by the administrator in protocol settings.

Note: The You’re editing and Being edited indicators appear only for in-progress or in-review protocols. Sent protocols are no longer edited and therefore have no locks.

Card view (Mobile)

On mobile devices, protocols are displayed as cards with key information including the status badge.

Hide columns

Click the columns icon in the toolbar to hide/show individual table columns.

  1. Enter text in the search field
  2. Results are filtered automatically

You can search by:

  • Protocol number
  • Client name
  • Address
  • Technician name

Column filtering

Each column header has an input field for filtering by that column.

Advanced filters

Filter by date

Click the calendar icon next to the date column to open the period selector:

  • Work date — period when the work was performed
  • Creation date — period when the protocol was created

Filter by tags

If you have permission to view tags:

  1. Click the Tags button in the toolbar
  2. Select tags by which you want to filter
  3. Only protocols with the selected tags will appear

Filter by deficiencies

  1. Click the Deficiencies button in the toolbar
  2. Select deficiency types:
    • Organizational
    • Construction
    • Hygienic
  3. Protocols with the selected deficiency types will appear

Advanced filters dialog

Click the filter icon to open a dialog with all filters in one place.

Clearing filters

Active filters appear as chips below the search field. Click X next to a filter to remove it.

Sorting

Click a column header to change sorting:

  • First click: ascending ↑
  • Second click: descending ↓

Default sorting is by creation date descending (newest first).

URL and sharing filters

All filters are saved to the URL. This means:

  • You can share a link with applied filters
  • After refreshing the page, filters remain
  • The browser back button restores the previous filter setting

Offline protocols and drafts

The list also shows:

  • Offline protocols — protocols waiting for synchronization (marked as “Pending sync”)
  • Drafts — in-progress protocols (marked as “Draft”)

These items are visually distinguished from synchronized protocols.

Protocol detail

Clicking a row/card opens the protocol detail with a complete overview including the timeline of changes, sections and the option to download the PDF.

PDF documents

Downloading a PDF

  1. Click the PDF icon in the protocol row
  2. Or in the protocol detail, click the Download PDF button
  3. The PDF is downloaded to your device

What the PDF contains

  • Header with logo and company info
  • Client and address details
  • Work details (date, time, type)
  • All sections per visibility settings
  • Customer and technician signatures

Pagination

For a large number of protocols:

  • The default is 20 protocols per page
  • You can change the count to 10, 50 or 100
  • Use the « and » buttons to navigate between pages
  • When changing pages, the list automatically scrolls to the top

Creating a new protocol

From protocol history you can create a new protocol:

  • Click the + New protocol button in the page header
  • If you have filters applied, you’ll return to the filtered list after creating the protocol

Tips

Tip: To find a protocol quickly, use the protocol number — it’s unique and exact.

Tip: Filters stay in the URL, so you can bookmark a frequently used filter setting.

Tip: In offline mode you only see protocols that were synchronized before going offline, plus locally stored offline protocols and drafts.

Tip: Use the deficiency filter to quickly find protocols with problems at clients.

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