Android Application Enhancements
The Android application has been redesigned with a new look and feel that includes a slide-out menu and help prompts on every page to assist with ease of navigation through the application. A new triple bar menu contains user profile information, settings, and help options. Users can switch locales from within the settings screen. A "Select Work" screen now appears after logging in, so users can immediately select assigned or available assignments and create new assignments with ease. Learn more about these features from the Android Getting Started page.
Android Help and Problem Reporting
Users can now report a problem from within the Android application. The Android application has a new help menu that is available from any point in the application.
Say "I need help" or tap Help from the hamburger menu to access the help menu. The help menu includes the following options:
- Current View Details - displays more information about the screen from which the user requested help.
- Additional Commands - displays a list of additional commands that can be selected from the current screen.
- Trouble Speaking - prompts the user to take a noise sample, asks if a particular word is an issue, and shows how to adjust the headset and microphone.
- Trouble Hearing - instructs the user what to say when they don't hear a prompt, gives information on adjusting volume, and allows the user to adjust TTS speed.
- Report a Problem - sends logs from the device to the server using the report problem functionality. Read more about the Report Problem feature from User Options and Commands.
Learn more about these features from the Android Getting Started page.
Enhanced Voice Template Training for Android
The Android application has an enhanced voice template training experience that explains the purpose of template training, shows how long it will take, and walks users through the training process step-by-step. Users can also add speaker independent words to the mandatory training list using the new Modify Trained Vocabulary feature in VoiceCheck. Threshold settings for these words can also be adjusted using this feature.
Support for Parts Functionality in Android
The Android application now supports parts functionality. The parts section of the application begin when all steps in a section have been completed or skipped. A part is similar to a section and is a set of steps that are grouped together. Use the same commands, including "Skip Step", "Skip Section", "Undo Last Entry", and "Does Not Apply," just like when working in a normal section.
MDM Support for Android
The Voice Inspection Android application now supports Mobile Device Management. Using an in-house mobile device management (MDM) system, administrators can upload a JSON configuration file to devices used by end users of the mobile application. This way users do not need to configure a URL. Learn how to use this feature from the Mobile App Settings page.
VoiceCheck Application Improvements
In VoiceCheck, a field showing time spent has been added to Assignment and VoicePlan steps. This shows how much time was actually spent working on a step. This feature tracks accumulated time spent on a step in situations such as skipping a step or undoing the last entry, or visiting a step multiple times. Changes have also been made to conditions, which are now available on sections and steps in sections from the plan editor.
Operational Acuity Support
This release can support the Honeywell Operational Acuity analytics solution. Raw data from actions in the Android application is sent to the Operational Acuity data agent and stored. For more information, see Operational Acuity or contact your Honeywell representative.