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      Can I save an incomplete form?
      • 20 Jun 2022
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      Can I save an incomplete form?

      • Updated on 20 Jun 2022
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      Can I Save an Incomplete Form?


      Once a form has been downloaded to your device, you can save it as an Incomplete Form at any time during the inspection. You can then access the form at a later time in order to complete and upload to FormLink.

      Note: Incomplete Forms cannot be uploaded.

      Complete the following steps to save an Incomplete Form.

      1. Select the form you wish to complete from the Location Summary.

      2. Begin recording inspection results.

      3. Save the Form.

      Save Form

       

      4. Select Yes at the Incomplete Form message window.

      Incomplete Form Message

       

      5. The form now appears in the Incomplete Forms section of your home page.

      Incomplete Forms

       

      6. You can select the Incomplete Form at any time to continue the inspection.



      FormLink User Tips

      The following browsing guidelines should be followed for optimum performance when using FormLink on your personal device.

      • FormLink should be accessed using recent versions of modern mainstream browsers. This includes Mozilla FireFox, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge (Chromium) and Safari on iOS.
      • Always access the FormLink login page using the URL that is available on FormLink's website, or a bookmark created from that URL. The bookmark may be needed to access FormLink in remote areas without internet access.
      • Always Disable Private or Incognito mode on your device.
      • Do not clear browser history or cache.
      • Devices should have automatic updates disabled. Updates can be applied after ensuring all locations and forms have been uploaded to the server.  In some cases, updates can clear the browser storage and cause a loss of data.


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