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Streamlined Regional Data Entry and Reporting for QMIS Users

QMISLive.com provides an intuitive web interface for users to access regional data entries securely. Users select their region and enter a regional password to log in. Depending on their assigned role, users can navigate various data entry options and access tailored reporting tools. The platform ensures that only essential data is collected, improving efficiency. Specific functionalities for roles, such as QMS Specialists, include data entry for QSR scoring and the ability to edit submissions post-approval. Tailored setups enhance user experience and accuracy in reporting.

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Streamlined Regional Data Entry and Reporting for QMIS Users

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  1. QMISLive.com A Snapshot Of How It Might Look On The Web

  2. User Clicks On His/Her Region And Enters The Regional Password

  3. From Here On It’s “Regional.” The User Clicks On His/Her Appropriate Role And Enters His/Her Password

  4. Depending On His/Her Role, The User Has Various Data Entry Options That Take Him/Her To the Appropriate Data Entry Screen

  5. We Can Revise The Data Entry Needs Based On Our Experience Thus Far and Include ONLY That Data That Is Necessary

  6. Same With Individual/Consumer Data . . . Use ONLY What We Need

  7. The Setup For Each Of The Tools Will Be Much The Same. The “Module” For The Individual Tools Will Reside Inside That Area In Which The User “Logs In” . . . i.e., The Individual Selection Screens For Reports, The Reports, The Tables, etc., etc.

  8. Obviously Depending On The “Role” Of The User, There Will Be Many Different Data Entry and Report Options. QMS Specialists, For Example, Would Have Data Entry For QSR Scoring, And The Ability To Edit The Other Users’ Data Entry After Those Users Have Signed Off On The Data Entry Being “Complete.”

  9. Your Thoughts??

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