The purpose of this Knowledge Base Article is to demonstrate the setup and use of sequential
numbering for checklist items on inspection forms.
Video
Instructions
Setup:
1. Navigate to the Inspections Module and then Inspection Types.
2. Create a new Inspection Type or edit an existing Inspection Type.
3. Navigate to the Forms Tab.
4. Enable
the checkbox option "Show Checklist Item Numbering on the Form" at
the inspection type level on the Forms Tab.
5. Select Close when done. If changes are made the system will detect them and then prompt you to save.
6. Example Form with Checklist Items sequentially numbered:
Special Conditions:
Based on the “Default answers to show on the printed/emailed
report” defined in the Inspection Type, determine if the checklist item needs
to be numbered. All checklist items shown in the report (answered or not)
should have a number.
For
initial inspections: Numbers are sequential (1, 2, 3...) based on the order of
items in the checklist. Order in which items are printed:
Checklist items are grouped by Section and group.
Inside each group the items are shown in the same order that
in the checklist.
If a checklist item is copied during the inspection, the
copy will be shown after the original checklist.
Ad-hoc violations are shown last.
If an initial inspection is reopened: Numbers may be reset
to maintain sequential ordering.
For reinspection’s: Original numbers from the previous
inspection will be preserved. If new checklist items are answered or a new
ad-hoc violation is added, continue numbering from the last number the previous
inspection had.
If a re-inspection is reopened: If new checklists are
answered or a new ad-hoc violation is added, add new numbers based on the last
number generated.
New items added in reinspection’s get the next available
number, which may result in non-sequential numbering on the report.
Special handling for Empty items:
If 'Empty' is selected in the 'Default answers to show on
the printed/emailed report' settings, then all unanswered (Empty) items will
receive a checklist number and appear on the report.
If 'Empty' is NOT selected in these settings, then
unanswered items will not receive a number and will not appear on the report.
This creates two distinct behaviors for Empty items that
administrators and inspectors must understand when configuring inspection types.
Special handling for Resolved items:
'Resolved' is only available during reinspection’s and only
for items that were previously marked as fail or citation.
These items will ALWAYS maintain their original checklist
number from the initial inspection, regardless of any intermediate status
changes.
This ensures traceability of violations throughout the
entire inspection lifecycle, even after resolution.
The definition of "answered" varies by response
type and determines whether an item appears on the report:
Free Text – data is entered into the text field
Multi Select – at least one multi-select item is selected
Single Select – one single select item is selected
Standard/Custom Response – marked as Pass, Fail, Citation,
Corrected, N/A
Group Name" and "Field Update" response
types are not applicable to this process and do not appear on printed reports.
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