Daily pool check
Readings, clarity, equipment sound, staff initials, and required log proof.
The six-lane workflow
This is not a repair-tech replacement. It is the light workflow for the person responsible for the pool when they need the right first action, documentation, and escalation path.
Dose the pool
Volume, current reading, target, product label, and retest documentation.
Contamination event
Close access, document event, follow approved standard, and reopen checklist.
Equipment acting up
Visible checks only: water level, baskets, breaker/GFCI state, alarms, labels, and photos.
Find manual / what is this?
Equipment family, model plate, code, label, and proof before calling or ordering.
I need help now
Build a structured packet and route to the configured support provider.
QR pilot-in-a-box
A facility pilot can start small: one facility ID, a few equipment station QR stickers, a simple support route, and a weekly report of lane usage.
1. Configure
Facility name, pool/station labels, support phone/email, and known issue prompts.
2. Place QR stickers
Equipment room, chemical controller, pump pad, swim-school office, or guard desk.
3. Review usage
Owner dashboard can track wizard opens, lane starts, packets, calls, scans, and daily checks.
Partner and operator positioning
For training partners
Turn common call-log scenarios into field-safe micro workflows and reviewable examples.
For support companies
Make calls cleaner by getting readings, symptoms, labels, photos, and recent changes before the phone rings.
For manufacturers
Provide docs, known failure points, model families, and preferred verification language. SplashLens can turn them into field-safe cards.
Request a facilities pilot
Use this as a lead note for now. The app workflow is live; partner-specific routing is configured per pilot.
Boundary: SplashLens Facility Mode is a reference, documentation, and escalation workflow. Local health code, facility policy, CPO training, manufacturer manuals, and qualified service judgment still control.