Creating a Route Sheet

A route sheet helps inspectors organize inspections and displays inspection routes on the map, enabling inspectors to minimize the time and distance that they travel. Inspectors can view their scheduled inspections, order them according to their preference, add a stop to their route, and then view their route on the map.

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Creating a Route Sheet from the Inspection Route Sheet Page

Creating a Route Sheet from the Inspection Page

1. Navigate to the Inspections page from the Launchpad. Civic Platform displays a list of inspections.
2. Click Route Sheet. Civic Platform displays the Inspection Route Sheet page.

   

3. Select the relevant department from the Department drop-down list. Civic Platform populates the Inspector drop-down list based on the department selection.
4. Select an inspector from the Inspector drop-down list. Click Current User to populate the field with your user name.
5. Define the date range for the scheduled inspections in the From and To fields.
6. Click Filter. Civic Platform filters the inspection list.
7. Select the date for which you want to route inspections. Civic Platform displays the list of scheduled inspections.

   

8. Enter a value in the Order field to choose a preferred order for the inspections, or simply accept the default order.

   

9. Click Show a Route Map.

   

   Accela GIS shows the route sheet with the selected inspections and the points plotted on the map.

Creating a Route Sheet from the Inspection Search Results

1. Search for the desired inspection(s) on the Maps Dashboard.

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   Plot the inspections on the map from the Inspections page.

2. Select the inspections to add to the route sheet from the search results.
3. Click More > Route.

   Accela GIS shows the route sheet with the selected inspections and the points plotted on the map.

Editing the Route Sheet

These Accela GIS functions are available from the route sheet:

• Click Add Stop to add a stop to the inspection route.
• Click the Up and Down arrows to re-order the inspection route.
• Click the Delete icon to remove a stop on the inspection route.

  

Getting Directions from the Route Sheet

When satisfied with the changes and ready to view the inspection route, click Get Directions. Scroll down to view turn-by-turn directions.

Plotting Inspections

The inspections are plotted using the following map symbols:

Map symbol	Description
	The default status when an inspection has just been created and scheduled. The Records panel shows the inspection status as "Scheduled".
	The assigned inspection status whose inspection result type is Approved. The Records panel shows the inspection result status that is mapped to the Approved inspection result type.
	The assigned inspection status whose inspection result type is Denied. The Records panel shows the inspection result status that is mapped to the Denied inspection result type.
	The assigned inspection status whose inspection result type is Pending. The Records panel shows the inspection result status that is mapped to the Pending inspection result type.

When you plot resulted inspections, the Search Results tab shows the inspection result status that is mapped to the inspection result type. In the sample diagram above, the sample inspection Other Encroachment - 7595813 shows an Accepted status. This sample inspection belongs to an inspection type whose inspection result group has been configured with the following sample list of inspection result statuses: