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Execute Round Tasks with mRounds Mobile App
The chapter discusses the mRounds mobile application, outlining its features which include executing operator rounds, creating ad-hoc maintenance checks, adding shift logs, managing issues, and actions.
Logging into the Mobile Application
This section provides guidance on logging into the mRounds mobile application, including configuring a passcode and enabling Touch ID & Face ID.
Log in as a Different User (Shift Handover Scenario)
When the previous shift user logs out, you will be on the Passcode screen from the previous user.

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Preface
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Introduction to mRounds
This chapter provides an overview of the mRounds application for Plant and Asset maintenance, covering topics such as its benefits, new features, enhancements, and system requirements.
Execute Round Tasks with mRounds Mobile App
The chapter discusses the mRounds mobile application, outlining its features which include executing operator rounds, creating ad-hoc maintenance checks, adding shift logs, managing issues, and actions.
- Logging into the Mobile Application
  This section provides guidance on logging into the mRounds mobile application, including configuring a passcode and enabling Touch ID & Face ID.
  - Log in for the First Time
    Users can log into the mRounds application using the standard login procedure which involves entering a company or domain, username, and password. When users login for the first time, additional tasks include creating a passcode, enabling Touch ID or Face ID for quick login.
  - Login with SAP IDP
    Users can log into the mobile application using SAP IDP. The login process involves entering company details, email, password, and creating a passcode.
  - Log in as a Different User (Shift Handover Scenario)
    When the previous shift user logs out, you will be on the Passcode screen from the previous user.
- Accessing Rounds in Offline Mode
  mRounds mobile application is designed to work seamlessly even under low or no internet connectivity.
- Understanding Home Screen Navigation
  The Home Screen of the mRounds mobile application is your central hub for managing your tasks, accessing round information, and staying updated on any critical issues. From here, you can see the rounds assigned to you, access completed and pending rounds, and manage your work schedule.
- Executing Rounds and Recording Asset Data
  This section explains how to use the mRounds mobile application for inspecting assets and recording data.
- Creating Ad-Hoc Rounds
  Creating ad hoc rounds allows operators to initiate unplanned inspections or tasks without needing a pre-configured round from the supervisor. This feature is particularly useful for urgent maintenance tasks, unexpected issues, or quick checkups that are not part of the scheduled rounds.
- Managing Issues: From Creation to Resolution
  Effective issue management is critical for maintaining operational efficiency and ensuring that equipment issues are addressed promptly. You can create, update and resolve issues for anomalies identified during rounds to ensure proper tracking and resolution.
- Managing Actions: From Creation to Closure
  Managing actions is crucial for addressing critical tasks identified during rounds. Create an action to follow up on an issue that is marked resolved and close it once you review and gather the required information.
- Loggin Shift Activities: Recording and Tracking Critical Operations
  Shift logs are essential for maintaining a clear record of critical operations and events that occur during a shift. These logs provide a detailed account of actions taken, problems encountered, and the status of ongoing tasks. Logging shift activities allows operators to maintain a clear view of operations, ensuring that information is passed on accurately during shift handovers and that any issues or concerns are documented for resolution.
- Locating Rounds, Issues, and Actions
  Search and filters help you to find the relevant rounds, issues, and actions quickly based on criteria such as status, priority, date, or assigned personnel. These tools allow you to streamline task management, ensuring nothing is overlooked or delayed.
- Managing Your Profile: Customizing and Updating User Settings
  The User Profile in mRounds allows you to manage personal and account-related information, set preferences for notifications, and update important operational details like Plant, Unit, Position, and Shift. This module guides you through accessing and customizing your profile settings to enhance your experience and ensure your information is up to date for optimal performance.
Create, Assign, & Monitor Rounds Tasks with mRounds Web App
This chapter outlines the features of the web application, including creating and scheduling round plans, generating reports, managing issues and actions, creating ERP notifications, and performing archive and search functions.
Working with Master Data
Use the Master Configuration module to add, modify, activate / deactivate Plants, Shifts, Location, Assets, Unit of Measurement, and Global Response Set master data. As an admin, you can create master data like plants, assets, locations, units of measurements, and global response set data that can be used to create forms and rounds.
Onboarding Tenants/Super Admins
Use the Tenant Management module to create tenant or super admin roles for onboarded customers/user and provide access to the applications and modules.
Onboarding Users and Assigning Roles
Use the User Management module to create roles and so on, create users, and assign relevant roles to the users.

Log in as a Different User (Shift Handover Scenario)

When the previous shift user logs out, you will be on the Passcode screen from the previous user.

To login as a different user:

In the App Passcode screen, tap Sign out.

Figure 1. Login as a different user
In the Sign in as a Different User pop-up, tap Continue.
The previous user is logged out and you can login with your credentials.