Create a New Round Plan
Create the round plan that defines the inspection purpose, plant, route, assets, and tasks Operators will execute. Save it as Draft until the content is ready for review.
For example, a pump-inspection plan can define a route, several pump assets, and tasks for leakage, temperature, and vibration.
A round plan has two statuses: Draft (created and saved; you can edit it any number of times before publishing) and Published (created, published, and ready to be scheduled).
The plan shell is saved in Draft status with its core details set.
Plan Details fields
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Plan Name | A name to identify the plan. For example, Control Valve Maintenance. |
| Plan Description | A short description. For example, Inspect and maintain control valves to ensure operational safety and prevent leaks. |
| Plant | Select a plant from the drop-down. |
| Unit | Select a unit (functional location) from the drop-down. |
| Tags | Add relevant tags. |
| Notes and Attachments | Attach relevant documents, such as safety guidelines. Operators can view these offline on mobile while executing the round in areas with poor or no network connectivity. |
| Zone | Select one or more zones so the round executes within the selected zone by operator. |
| Enable Barcode Scanning | When configured. Makes barcode scanning mandatory for this round plan. |
| Work Instructions | Click Add and select the step-by-step guides operators need for the whole round, such as a unit safety walk. The list shows guides from the source your site uses: Innovapptive DWI or Dozuki. Each guide appears as a card with its thumbnail, title, and category |
| Additional Details | Click Add and enter a Label and Value to give operators situation-specific information (up to 25 characters for the label, 40 for the value). You can update or delete these at any time, even after the plan is scheduled. |
Next: Add Locations, Assets, Sections, and Tasks — including the pages Operators will work through.
