Session ID

A sequential number generated from the PI application on the mobile device that uniquely defines that count session

Description

The meaningful, user defined description of the Count Session

Device ID

The Mobile Device ID that created that Count Session

Created By

The User Name that created the Count Session

Comment

An optional free format comment to explain the nature of the Count Session

Number of Tags

The number of tags included in the count session as selected by the user in PI Module

Status

Commit = the Count session has been committed by mobile user and the Asset Inventory adjustments have already been taken place

Active= the Count session has been synced with TagNet server and the count is under way.

Return

Returns back to the main Count Session List

Tagged Asset

Each row represents a given Tagged asset that was selected for a physical count.  Refer to Asset Track Users Guide for setup.

ØLocation: – The current inventory location of TagID

ØType: – The type of Tag, either an ‘ASSET’ or LOCATION’ object can be displayed in this list

ØAsset ID: – The Asset ID, its based Item reference and Image (if populated).

ØTag ID: – The unique TagID associated with that asset

ØFrozen Count: – The qty on hand of the TagID (typically ‘1’) when the asset was selected for that session count (by means of its location). Note: if this value is blank then the Asset Tag was not part of the original count  and was found at one of the locations as ‘new’ during the count.

ØPhysical Count: – The qty of the TagID that was actually counted during the Physical Count (typically ‘1’) when the asset was selected for that session count (by means of its location). Note: if this value is blank then the Asset Tag was not found during the count (missing) and was adjusted out of Asset inventory.

ØDate / Time: – The actual date and time the PI session was synced with TagNet server (and therefore frozen). This column also displays the Device ID & User ID that created the Count Session and their TagNet Unique ID [363]