Sensors

Having the ability to automatically pull sensor information into a Excel file, would allow us to organize, compare, track amongst much more for the sensor readings, battery levels and temperatures. I feel having this ability would increase productivity and reporting without having to stay in the confines of the website.

Notifications via email and push work well but they often get missed when the restaurant is busy. Audible alerts from the APP help but there are so many alarms and alerts going off from other apps (Uber/doordash etc) that Jolt notifications often get ignored. Having one or more Visual Alerts when sensor temps are out of range or when a list is coming due (yellow) or is overdue (Red) would provide an additional method of notification. There are lorawan visual alerters (Kuando Busylight iot by Plenom) that would work well with both sensors and lists.

The current sensor history is useful until I pull it up on mobile and need more than 24 hours. The graph becomes muddled when jumping from a 24 hour graph to a 7 day graph. Is there a possibility of adding a 72 hour graph?

Please add senor report to the app

User is seeking the ability to add a set of sensor alerts to their temp sensors where the new alerts are only active during certain hours, while maintaining other alert types that are active 24x7. Use case: They use Jolt temp sensors to monitor their hot holding cabinets, and when they're not in the location overnight, they want an alert if the units go above a certain temp to help ensure the units are not left running overnight / not malfunctioning - though they would not want this alert going off during the day.

Currently, you display the amount of critical, warnings, disconnects, and battery issues on the top. Some of these disconnects are battery related and are counted as both. I feel that if the sensor disconnected due to battery issue, it should be labeled as a disconnect only, perhaps with a note what caused the disconnect. It's hard to keep track of these for multiple locations when sensors are being recorded for both. We get notifications when sensor disconnects are resolved, can we get notifications for battery resolutions as well? This would be very helpful in tracking issues. What is the "Needs Attention" that appears on some sensors? It isn't specific at all to what is the issue.

The old jolt lite app only had scheduling access for the crew. We use the app for scheduling and tablet in store for the day to day store operations. In the new app, crew can view sensor readings and all the task lists, including past history indefinitely. This type of access is unnecessary for a crew level. We should be able to restrict what a crew can access, and manager can access on their apps remotely. This type of access puts business operations at risk and not having any type of privacy on the operations. They should be only able to access it while they are present at the store during their working hours. We use the lists for our cash drops & cash counting. Having the access to view past lists remotely gives access to crew to remotely find out how much cash is in the safe and store. This creates a serious potential safety issue which could be planned. It's good to have one app so the managers don't have to juggle between multiple apps but having no restrictions for team member is not good at all. We will probably move away from jolt because of this.

It would be nice to be able to group sensors (i.e. all refrigerators in one group, all sensors that monitor temps in the cold prep area, etc.) Also having the ability to search for a specific sensor would be helpful especially during inspections when asked for logs for a specific refrigerator/freezer.

Hello, It would be great if we could have the option to toggle a second curve on the graph display to track humidity change as well as temperature change over time.

The basement in our restaurant frequently floods. We would love to have a sensor that could alert us if the basement is flooding. We know exactly where to put it and just need something to alert us if it gets submerged.