Field Monitoring
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1.0.1
  • Field Monitoring Module Documentation
  • INTRODUCTION
    • Project Background
    • Opportunities
    • Objectives
    • Scope of the Field Monitoring Module
    • Glossary / Terminology
    • FAQ
    • Report an Issue / Contact us
  • PRODUCT / END-USER DOCUMENTATION
    • Overview
    • User Groups
    • User roles and permissions
    • Field Monitoring Module Navigation
    • Overall User Interface
    • Settings
      • Adding and Editing Questions
      • Sites Management
    • Plan
      • Building the Rationale For the Monitoring Activity
      • Logging Known Issues
      • Templating Checklists for Field Monitoring Activities
    • Collect
      • Activities Overview
      • Drafting a Monitoring Activity
      • Checklist / Questionnaire Setup
      • Checklist Review
      • Assigning / Accepting / Rejecting a Visit
      • Data Collection
      • Report Finalization
      • Submission / Completing a Monitoring Activity
    • Analyze section
      • Monitoring Activity
      • Country Overview
  • TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION
    • Architecture
    • Development Setup
    • Deployment / DevOps
    • Data Model
    • Fixtures and Management Commands
    • Integration with permissions framework
    • API Documentation
      • Error Handling
    • Frontend
      • Module Structure
      • Build Process
    • Offline Collection module
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Logging Known Issues

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  • Issues Filtering
  • Adding a New Issue
  • Issues Editing

The issue tracker allows logging known issues related to a Partner, CP Output, or Site/Location. These issues will then appear in the Data Collection plan during field monitoring activities involving any of the above categories.

A filterable list of issues

For each issue shown, the default is a compact list. Clicking the down arrow shows who has raised the issue, who last modified it, and when. If an issue were closed, the user would see who closed it and when:

Issues also can contain associated files that may be downloaded by the user. To get access to attached files, click the corresponding field in the Attachment(s) column:

In the appeared window, click the Download button:

Downloading the attached file

Issues Filtering

The issue tracker allows filtering available issues by CP Output, Partner, and Location/Site. Users can apply as many filters as needed selecting them from the drop-down list. The search field helps to find a required filter by its name:

Applying filters

Users can also filter by New Issues. The new issue is defined as being active and currently relevant. An issue ceases to be new after its status has been changed to Past by a user. Only the New issues will be visible in the activities:

Filtering results

Adding a New Issue

To add a new issue, click the "+" button:

Adding a new issue

The following form will appear on the screen:

Issue editing form

It allows creating issues related to a particular CP Output, Partner, or Location/Site. According to the chosen option, users can select Partner name from the list of all Partners, CP Output from list of all CP Outputs, or Site from a list of all Sites using a drop-down list:

Selecting Location/Site for a new issue

The Status of the newly created Issue can be set as New or Past:

Issue status

The Issue field allows adding a short description of the issue:

Issue description

If required, users can attach documents to the new issues. To do this, click the Upload File button and choose the file you want to attach. Users can add as many files as needed:

Attaching files to the new issue

To add a new issue, click the Add button.

Issues Editing

To edit one of the available issues, click the Edit button:

Editing the issue

The editing form is identical to the one described in the Adding a New Issue chapter of this documentation: