TOOL TRACKING
Understand TAKE, MOVE, and RETURN
Each action leaves a record of the tool, person, place, and time.
Updated 2026-10-07
What to do
Each action leaves a record of the tool, person, place, and time.
- Before scanning, check that a manager has enrolled the field device and that the receiving worker is signed in with their own PIN. A QR label identifies the tool; it does not sign the worker in.
- Confirm the tool name and asset code against the physical item. Use TAKE for an available tool, choose the real starting location, and submit the handoff.
- Use MOVE while a tool is checked out to record a change of holder or location. Confirm the destination with the crew rather than assuming the previous location is still correct.
- Use RETURN when the item is handed back. Select the return location and check that the current holder is cleared and the new event appears in history.
- If the request fails or its result is unclear, inspect the current state and latest history before retrying. Ask a manager to review a conflicting record; earlier events remain in history.
- Report damage or a missing item separately, then lock or switch the worker session before handing the device to someone else.
Current status
A QR label identifies the tool; a signed-in worker or authorized manager is required to change custody.