How to use the annual wheel

You can divide the annual wheel into four main points, as shown below:

1.  This is the annual wheel, where you can click around in the different months, and in addition choose several different settings for which status of inspections you want to display. This will change the colors of the annual wheel, and it will be reviewed further down the page.
2. As a starting point, the annual cycle shows the current year. You can change this by selecting some other settings for what the annual wheel should specifically show. This will be reviewed further down.
3. Here is an overview of the different inspections in the month selected on the annual wheel. The display of the inspections here will be reviewed further down.
4. Here you choose whether you want an overview of the inspections performed centrally or the inspections performed locally. The centrally performed inspections are controlled from the group portal. The locally performed inspections portals are controlled by each local portal, but where the group portal has the ability to enter the inspection. Whether an inspection appears as local or central depends on how it was created in inspection series.

The annual wheel

As a starting point, the annual wheel shows a color division where all inspections will be displayed based on the status they have. The annual wheel will always open on the month we are in. An annual wheel may look like this:

1. Here you can see an overview of the different months and click on them to get a closer insight into the inspections for the individual months. The months can be shown in four different colors. As in the picture here, Mayis yellow. This indicates that there are some ongoing inspections in the month in question. April is red in the image above, which means that there are some inspections in May that have been exceeded. It is important to be aware that the colors for the months change to yellow and red as soon as there is one inspection that is ongoing or exceeded. This does not mean that most inspections have been exceeded or are ongoing, but simply that there are inspections in that month, with this status. If there are both ongoing and exceeded inspections for a month, the wheel will show up as red in the overview. When a month shows the dark blue color, like most in the image above, it means that there are upcoming inspections in those months. A month can also show a green color, indicating that all inspections have been carried out in that month. The grey color indicates that no inspections have been created in that month. 

2. Here it is possible to sort out what the annual wheel should show in the overview. By clicking on the yellow box, the annual wheel will make the months when there are ongoing inspections yellow regardless of the color before, and the other months will turn gray. The detailed access to inspections for that month will also only show the ongoing inspections, and not all inspections in that month. The red box is overrun inspections that will change the overview in the same way as if you press the yellow box. The dark blue box will only show upcoming inspections. The grey box, which is also the one the annual cycle starts on when you enter it in the portal, shows an overview of all the status of inspections, and as mentioned, the color indicated will be determined based on all inspections in that month – and as soon as one inspection is exceeded in the month, this month will show up as red.

Settings for what the annual wheel should show

As a starting point, the annual wheel shows an overview of all inspections in the portal for the current year. However, you can advance your search and find other years than the current one using the following fields:

1. Here it is possible to choose which year you want to see the annual wheel for. As a starting point, the annual wheel shown will be for the current year, but it is also possible to go forward and see the coming year, and thus use the tool for planning next year. It is also possible to go back and see the year before.
2. Here it is possible to filter comments. By clicking on the field, a menu will open where you can choose between “no remarks”, “remarks” or “critical remarks”.
3. Here you can select a specific department to get a specific insight into the inspections for each department.
4. Here you can choose whether you only want to see your own inspections, which you do by turning on the icon. If the icon is off, the annual wheel will show all inspections, not just your own. Your inspections are the inspections where you are set up as the responsible user.

Overview of inspections in each month

When you select a month in the annual wheel, you will be able to see an overview of the inspections in the selected month to the right of the annual wheel. The inspections are displayed in different colors that reflect their status. An overview of the inspections could look like this:

1. Here you can see some information about the individual inspection. It will be stated who is responsible for the inspection and department if this is specified and in addition when the inspection is to be carried out.
2. These inspections are red, indicating that the inspections have been exceeded.
3. This inspection is green, which means that the inspection has been carried out.
4. This inspection is yellow and means that it is an ongoing inspection.
   An inspection can also be dark blue, which means it’s an upcoming inspection.

Here you can click on each inspection, which will open the following window:

1. Here you can see information about the individual inspection.
2. Here you can edit the inspection. When clicking on this, you will open the following window:

1. Here you can change the status of the inspection. When clicking on this field, you can choose, that the inspection is completed. If this is the case, further fields will show, that will be reviewed below.

2. Here it’s possible to upload files in relation to the inspection.

1. See and change the status of the inspection. 
2. The date, the inspections is completed. This date will aoutmatically be the date, where you change the status, but it’s pssobile to change the date by clicking on the field. 
3. Here you need to inform, which user completed the inspection. When you click on the field, you will open a list of the users in the portal. 
4. Specify if there is any remarks. You can choose between no remarks, remarks and critical remarks. 
5. If you have any comments regarding the completion of the inspection, you can write them here. 
6. Here you can add files.