Review an Interactive Procedure

As a supervisor, reviewing completed Interactive Procedures gives you visibility into exactly how a task was performed — not just whether it was finished, but what your technician saw, selected, and noted at each step. Here's how to find and read a log.

Step 1: Open the procedure's logs

On the site navigation, click Procedures. Find the procedure you want to review, then click View Logs.

Step 2: Select a specific log

You'll see a list of every time this procedure has been completed. Click View on the specific log you want to review — useful when you need to check a particular shift, technician, or date.

Step 3: Read the log

The log page shows the full procedure exactly as the technician experienced it, with their actual responses recorded inline:

Step-by-step status — Each step shows the status the technician selected: Completed, Not Applicable, or Cannot Complete.
Notes — Any notes the technician added appear directly under the relevant step, in context — so you can see exactly what they were responding to.
Who, when, and which version — The log records who completed it, when they started and finished, and which version of the procedure was executed at the time. This matters if the procedure has since been updated — you're always looking at what the technician actually saw, not the current live version.

💡 Why this matters: If a technician marked a step as Cannot Complete, this is exactly where you'll find their explanation — review these closely, since they often surface real equipment or process issues worth following up on.

Review an Interactive Procedure

Access logged Interactive Procedures at the site

As a supervisor, reviewing completed Interactive Procedures gives you visibility into exactly how a task was performed — not just whether it was finished, but what your technician saw, selected, and noted at each step. Here's how to find and read a log.

Step 1: Open the procedure's logs

Step 2: Select a specific log

Step 3: Read the log