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Going Paperless for Equipment Inspections: Cut Costs and Downtime

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IMPROVE YOUR ACCURACY With a paper form, the quality of data depends on the style, effort and interpretation of the person filling it out. Fields can be omitted purposely or by accident. One operator might call an excavator "Volvo Exc", while another calls it "V528". This type of inconsistent or "unstructured" data adds to the difficulty of creating useful reports. Drop-down menus, check boxes, mandatory fields and other features built into electronic forms ensure accuracy and structure. Fields can also be data-bound to a central database – such as the list of equipment or employees – to make sure they are filled out consistently.

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