What changes
Where the work stands today, and where it stands with QuickTouch.
For hospitals & ASCs
The sign-in sheet is the training record. It proves who signed.
Invite your own people by name. Each invitation answered on its own.
Nobody can say who was invited and didn't come.
Record who was actually there: by the person, or by you on their behalf.
The night shift falls behind and nobody sees it until the audit.
Track in-services by department and by shift, against a goal you set.
The record has to be typed up again for your education files.
Export the attendance. The competency sign-off stays in your learning records.
For device companies
Your rep runs the in-service and walks away with a guess at who was there.
The rep's company sees the same attendance list the hospital keeps, by name.
An agreed in-service lives in your rep's phone.
The yes lands on the account, with the attendance the hospital recorded.
A manager can't tell how far training on a product has got.
Visits and in-services, requested against agreed, on one board.