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Completing a Searchable List Task

Do you work with lists of SKUs, items, or products? Chances are you’ll come across a Searchable List or Multi-select Searchable List Task! This Task allows you to make selections from an extensive list of options. These searchable lists are set up and managed by your Admin via the web dashboard. You can choose as many items as necessary, or your admin can decide to limit the number of items you can select.

The topic will provide the following information related to Searchable List Tasks:

  • Select Your Items
  • Complete Subtasks
  • Search for Items
  • Remove/Deselect Items
  • Add New Items
  • Quick Select

Select Your Items

  1. Navigate to the Searchable List Task you want to complete.
  2. Click Start Mission.
  3. Within the Searchable List Task, tap the Select All That Apply (iOS) or Select (Android) buttons. You'll be taken to a list of items corresponding to the task. Combined - Single Step 3.png
  4. When you find the item you want to select, tap it to be taken to the item's subtasks.
  5. Select multiple items at the same time by first tapping the Multi-select button (it will highlight in blue once tapped), and then tapping each item you'd like to add.

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  6. Additionally, if you want to select all of the items on your list, tap Select All (iOS) or tap into the uppermost box on an Android device (this box will be next to the 'Multi-select' button).
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    NOTE: The ‘Select All’ function will select all items from your current view. For example, if you search for ‘Brand 1’, you can select all of the items that are populated by that search term. You can add additional items by searching for ‘Brand 2’, tapping ‘Multi-Select’, then tapping ‘Select All’ or tapping into the uppermost box, depending on your device. Keep in mind, you can select up to 100 items at one time.

 

 

Complete Subtasks

To complete the subtasks associated with the items you've selected, look for the orange icon.

  1. Tap on the item you want to complete a task for.
  2. Once you have completed the subtasks associated with this item, tap Done to move on to other items, if you have them.
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Search For Items

There are a number of ways to find the item you are seeking within a searchable list. First, you can use your finger to scroll up and down on the list. This works well for smaller lists, but for longer lists, we strongly recommend using the search bar to find the item you are seeking.

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Remove/Deselect Items

If you accidentally tap an item you don’t need during a Multi-select, don’t worry! You can tap it again to Deselect the item. It will prompt you to confirm, just to be sure.

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Adding New Items

Need to add an item you forgot? Use the round blue ‘+’ button to add another item to the list.
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  • Do you need to find which items on your list are still missing required subtasks? You can do so by tapping the vertical ellipsis icon (three small dots) in the upper right corner of your screen. Select ‘Sort items’ and choose to sort by Incomplete. This will move all of your items with incomplete subtasks to the top of your list! You can also sort by Item Name or Custom ID.

 

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  • Need a quick summary of the subtasks you’ve completed so far? You can view a summary of your completed subtask responses by tapping the vertical ellipsis icon (three small dots) in the upper right corner of your screen and selecting ‘Subtask summary’ from the menu.  The summary will include a sum, or total of all items entered to that point.  The average will be the average value of the totals entered to that point, the minimum will be the lowest total and the max will be the highest total.

 

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Note: The subtask summary will include aggregates (sum, avg, min, max) for any count, price or scale subtask shown in the selected item preview. For example, if each item requires a count task (quantity of items in stock) and a price task (price of each item), both the count tasks and price tasks will be aggregated and accounted for in the subtask summary.
  • Once you are done with the subtasks, there will be a green check mark by each item. This means you're good to go!
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  • Need to delete an item? Simply swipe left on the item. This will prompt a confirmation, just to be sure. When you have finished editing items, tap ‘Tasks’ in the upper left-hand corner to return to the mission.

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NOTE: Missions responses in the History tab will be in the original searchable list task format but any new mission responses will reflect this change.


Quick Select

The Quick Select feature allows users to quickly scan the barcode of an item in their searchable list instead of typing it in. This feature can save time, and ensure accuracy!

The Quick Select functionality is a feature that has to be enabled within your company. Your company may or may not choose to use this feature. This is typically controlled by the Company Admin.

There are two modes – Single and Multi-Item Scan modes. Single mode allows users to capture one barcode at a time, returning the user to the Task item list. Multi-Item allows users to capture multiple barcodes at once before answering any related subtasks. Multi-item mode can be turned on in the barcode scanning view. 

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Single Item Scan Mode

  1. To use Quick Select, tap the Scan Item button, which will allow you to use the camera to scan either a shelf tag or item barcode.

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    NOTE: The "Scan Item" button will only appear on searchable lists that include scannable barcode data.
  2. Your camera will pop up and you can bring the UPC label into focus. If you have the sound on for your device you will hear a confirmation beep when the barcode is scanned.Combined - Single Step 2.png
  3. Once the system recognizes the barcode, you’ll be presented with any subtasks relevant to the recognized UPC. You will be able to navigate between any subtasks relevant to the items you scanned.

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  4.  If you have multiple items to select, once you’ve finished an item, you can select “Done” again and scan your next item.
  5. If your item was not found via barcode, you may get the following alert:

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This can either indicate that the item does not match any barcodes on the list, or the barcode matched multiple items, so you may have to use the searchable list function instead.

Multi-Item Scan Mode

  1. To use Quick Select, tap the Scan Item button, which will allow you to use the camera to scan either a shelf tag or item barcode.Combined - Single Step 1.png
    NOTE: The "Scan Item" button will only appear on searchable lists that include scannable barcode data.
  2. Your camera will pop up and you can bring the UPC label into focus.Combined - Single Step 2.png
  3. Once the system recognizes the barcode, you will see the scanned barcode in a visible, stacked list at the top of the screen. You can tap the “X” to remove recent scans.

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  4.  Tapping on the “Complete Questions” button will take you to the item’s subtask screen. You will be able to navigate between any subtasks relevant to the items you scanned.Combined - SIngle Step 3.png
  5. If you need to do additional scans you can tap “Done.” Your camera will pop up and you can continue scanning.
  6. If your item was not found via barcode, you may get the following alert:

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This can either indicate that the item does not match any barcodes on the list, or the barcode matched multiple items, so you may have to use the searchable list function instead.

 

Item Summary

The Item Summary Page displays each of the items you've selected from your Searchable List task. If there are any subtasks to complete, a preview of the task prompt and your response appears below the item name. On the top right, you can easily track the number of required subtasks you have completed (or have yet to complete).

 

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