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How to View Suspicious Check-ins and What They Mean

Sometimes a check-in or check-out does not look right. For example, the person may not have been at the site when they tapped the button. SwiftCheckin flags these as suspicious check-ins and lists them on one page so you can review them.

What makes a check-in "suspicious"?​

A check-in or check-out is flagged when something about it does not match the rules for the site. The help icon next to the page title gives these examples:

  • Outside the geofence: the person checked in or out while they were not inside the site area. A geofence is an invisible boundary drawn around a site location on the map. The app uses the phone's location to tell if a person is inside it.
  • Unauthorised app user: the person is not allowed to check in at that project or location.

Other reasons may also appear. The exact reason for each entry is shown in the Reason column.

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The full list of reasons SwiftCheckin can show is to be confirmed.

Before you start​

This page is part of the paid plan. If your account does not have an active subscription, you will see Upgrade to Premium Version to view the CheckIns. instead of the list.

Step 1: Open the Suspicious Checkins page​

  1. In the left menu, under Field Operations, click Suspicious Checkins.

You can also see how many suspicious check-ins happened on a day in the Suspicious Check-ins card on the Site Attendance page.

Step 2: Read the list​

Each row is one flagged check-in or check-out.

ColumnWhat it shows
NameThe app user who checked in or out. Point your mouse at the name to see a short profile card.
LocationWhere the person was when they checked in or out. If known, it also shows how far away from the site they were, for example "(2 km away)".
ProjectThe project they tried to check in to.
GateThe check-in point at the site. In the left menu, these check-in points are listed under Site Locations.
TypeWhether it was a check-in (green) or a check-out (red).
Reported AtThe date and time it was flagged.
ReasonWhy it was flagged.

If a value is missing, you will see N/A.

Suspicious Checkins list showing location, project, gate, type, time and reason

Step 3: Filter the list​

Use the controls above the list to find what you need.

FilterHow to use it
Search...Type a person's name. The list updates as you type.
Project:Click the button (it says All Projects to begin with) and pick a project. Type in Change Project... to search. Pick All Projects to see everything again.
TypeChoose Check-In or Check-Out.
Select Date RangePick a start date and an end date in the calendar. If you pick only one day, you see just that day.

A filter that is in use turns blue.

To remove all filters, click the Clear Filters button (the funnel icon with a cross).

Step 4: Move between pages​

At the bottom of the list:

  • Use Rows per page to choose how many rows to show.
  • Click Previous or Next to move between pages.

What can I do about a suspicious check-in?​

This page is for reviewing only. You cannot approve, delete or change an entry here.

If something looks wrong, you can:

Troubleshooting​

What you seeWhat to do
No results.Nothing matches your filters. Click Clear Filters and try again.
No results found. in the project listNo project matches what you typed. Check the spelling.
Upgrade to Premium Version to view the CheckIns.Your account needs an active subscription to see this page.