CheckPoint offers comprehensive Activity logging, reporting and analytics.
Activity is combined with concurrent project activity for integrated project reporting. Activity can be recorded, synchronised and unified across any number of vessels or sites. Activity Logging includes:
- Time Accounting - Activity Category & Activities with associated start and end times to provide periodic and project timing breakdowns.
- Operational Events - Single Time Entries for audit trails and analysis of project events.
- Operational Dynamics - Narratives and Text Summaries / Daily, Weekly, Monthly & Project Synopses
- Escort or Ancilliary Vessel Tracking - Simple Table based tracking of Operational modes across the fleet.
Time Accounting
Activity Categories and Activities.
Typical Activity Categories include - Mobilisation / Operational / Chargeable Standby / Non Chargeable Standby &Technical Downtime
Typical Activities - Deployment / Prime Production / Infill Production / Line Change / Weather Standby etc / Streamer Downtime / Source Downtime and many other pre installed commonly used Activity Types.
Activity data is extracted from the Database into Reports and sent to browser based dashboards. Timing Data entry is table based with intelligent import options for high frequency or high volume data integration.
Fully Extensible - Activity Categories and Activities can be User Defined.
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Operational Events
Operational Events logs occurrences of any defined event on the day and at the time it occurs. Commonly used events are loaded depending on Survey Type. Data Entry is table based with intelligent import options for high frequency or high volume data integration.
Fully Extensible - Operational Events can be User Defined.
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Operational Dynamics
Text based or narrative entries are divided into sections. Default fields are loaded depending on Survey Type although Daily Comment Fields are customisable to accommodate the specifics of any operation.
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