Home tells you where the register is before anything else
On screenThis iPhone
The top line is not a title, it is a fact about your data. On a phone holding its own copy it reads This iPhone, and the count under it is the number of records on the handset. On a phone paired to a Mac or signed into Starkive Cloud it says so instead. Knowing which you are looking at is the first thing, because it decides what a stale number means.
Home. What is asked of you, and where the fleet stands. Asked of you is work, not news
On screenAsked of you
Rooms that are past their sweep cadence, each with how long it has been, and NEVER where nobody has ever walked one. This is the section that turns a register into a habit: nothing else in the app will tell you that the Chicago cage has not been looked at.
Your fleet is the money and the next fortnight
On screenCover ends · 14 days
What the fleet is worth, then the five counts that cost you something. Cover ends · 14 days is the one that pays for the app, because warranties and leases expire quietly and the money is gone before anyone notices the date went by. Out of warranty, In repair, On nobody and Flagged sit under it, and every row opens the list behind it.
The last card on Home is the unfinished work
On screenFINISH
Records that arrived in the last fortnight and are not finished yet, each with FINISH beside it. The card says what finished means, in those words: a record is finished when it has a holder and a warranty date, and neither is guessed. That is why a machine you added at a rack turns up here rather than quietly looking complete.
Then four tabs, and no fifth place
On screenHome · Assets · Scan · Settings
Assets is the register itself. Scan is the camera and the tag reader. Settings is where the register, the network, files and your plan live. There is no More tab and nothing hides behind one.
Stuck on a step, or a screen here does not match the one in front of you? Write to support@depaloconsultingllc.com and say which step. The app moves faster than this page does.