This article shows users where to find the Line Check Temperature Log on Decision Logic’s platform from a web browser and what information it displays.
Overview
The line check temperature log lists only items with hot or cold temperature check types for any date range and can be exported, for example, when requested by a health and safety inspector. Information presented in this report comes from entries through the web browser platform and Digitial Manager mobile app. Posted line checks cannot be edited.
Users can export all temperature-related check types items or only temperatures of items that failed—the report exports as a CSV file.
Video
This video shows you where to video the Line Check History and Temperature Log report.
View Line Check Temperature Log Report
Begin by navigating to:
Reports > Line Check > Line Check Temperature Log
Select a Company, Region, Area, or Store.
Select a Date Range.
Click Apply.
Data displayed is:
Result: Shows Pass or Fail based on what was entered compared to the acceptable temperature range.
Item: A list of items configured as cold or hot temperature check types.
Temp: The temperature entered in fahrenheit on the Line Check Entry screen through the web browser or Digital Manager mobile app.
Min/Max: Minimum and maximum temperature range in fahrenheit configured in Line Check Maintenance.
Date: A date and time stamp of when the temperature was entered.
User: The username who posted the Line Check.
Comments: Comments entered by the user regarding corrective actions taken or additional explanations.
Users can sort the columns by clicking an arrow next to a column header.
Export Line Check Temperature Log Report
Begin by navigating to:
Reports > Line Check > Line Check Temperature Log
Select a Store if access to multiple stores.
Select a Date Range.
Click Apply.
Click Export All or Export Failed Only. The report downloads as a CSV file.
CSV Example
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For additional questions or assistance, please submit a support ticket by visiting the Decision Logic Service Center.