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For each inspection checklist: how many items it has and how many include a description for inspectors.
August 3, 2026
Company — applied automatically. You only ever see your own company's data.
Location — narrows what you see to the locations you select.
How to read it
One row per location. Click any column heading to sort by it — useful for finding the highest or lowest values fast.
The percentage columns are the quickest read; the count columns next to them show the volume those percentages are based on.
What this card shows
- Who is inspecting thoroughly, and who may be rushing?
- Which locations have the weakest pass rates?
- Where are the most issues being caught — or missed?
Columns
- Location — the name of each of your locations.
- Bay — the wash bay the item belongs to.
- Inspection Name — the inspection checklist.
- Total Items — how many items are on the checklist.
- Items With Criteria — how many checklist items include inspector criteria.
- Criteria Coverage % — the share of checklist items that include inspector criteria.
- Checklist Health — an at-a-glance health label for the checklist.
- What To Do — a suggested next step.
Questions this answers
- Who is inspecting thoroughly, and who may be rushing?
- Which locations have the weakest pass rates?
- Where are the most issues being caught — or missed?
Why your numbers might differ
- Your filters shape everything here. Narrowing the location or date range changes which records are counted, so two people with different filters set will see different figures.
- Small numbers swing hard. When a figure is based on only a handful of records, one more or less moves it a lot.
Frequently ask questions
What is criteria coverage?
Can I sort this table?
Why can a small location show an extreme percentage?