Sensors

We have BusyLights that integrate with the List functions, but don't find them useful for that. Could they be set up to light up based on current sensor alerts (green for no alerts, yellow for at least one "warning" status, red for at least one "critical" status? That way we could set them up on the pass and in offices where chefs can always monitor them.

A notification for any installed or uninstalled sensor would help with keeping track of company's hardware. Also, the ability to download as .csv the sensor configuration data to view that data as needed i.e. ungroup restaurants

In need a sensor for my freezer

Our state checks our sensor logs quarterly, and asks for explanations of what happened when sensors are out of range; it would be useful if we could somehow add notes to the sensor reports for future reference.

Sensor reports as PDF, we are able to do list and probe reports as scheduled emails, as well as download and print, it would be nice to have this same functionality with the Sensor reports as well, primarily the event log and readings. CSV would be helpful as well.

It would be beneficial to have an "off switch" / a one-tap toggle for all sensor alerts on a unit that could be accessed from web or the mobile app by an admin. Some of the use cases here are: Unscheduled maintenance on a unit. Overnight / odd-hours power down of refrigerators when not in use with inconsistent start/end times. Coolers only in use during high volume business hours with inconsistent start/end times. By adding this function, it would be possible for an admin to disable alerts on a sensor quickly (not having to go through and add a Do Not Alert "schedule"), while not preventing the sensor from recording by deactivating it, as some organizations do currently.

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.

A notification method for sensor should be iPad Alarm. If a sensor goes out of range the ipad can make a loud unending noise until it is turned off by a person. This would force employees to look at the notification.

It would be nice to be able to glace at all do-not-alert ranges at once to quickly confirm that sensors aren't disabled when they should be from a Company Admin perspective with many locations