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Pump Logs

Record pump installation data on a Pump/Service job and review submitted pump-log reports

Pump Logs

The Pump tab on a Pump/Service job captures the pump installation record for the well and lists the pump-log reports submitted for the job. This guide shows where it lives and what it holds.

Quick Start

  1. Open the Pump/Service job.
  2. Go to the Pump tab.
  3. Click Add Pump Data (or Edit Pump Data if a record already exists).
  4. Enter the installation details and save.

Where Pump Data Lives

Pump data is part of the Pump/Service job, on its Pump tab. Open Pump/Service from the sidebar, open the job, and switch to Pump. The tab has two parts: the Pump Installation Data record and the Pump Log History list.

Pump Installation Data

Click Add Pump Data to open the installation form. It is grouped into sections:

SectionFields
InstallationWell ID, water temperature, date installed
PumpManufacturer, model, depth, PSI, pump wire, riser pipe
MotorSpecs, max amps, serial number
Well MeasurementsWell depth, casing diameter, casing depth, static water level, drawdown water level
Pressure TankManufacturer, model, precharge PSI, cut-on PSI, cut-off PSI

Fill in the sections that apply and save. Saved data displays as a set of summary cards; click Edit Pump Data to change it later.

You do not need every field. Enter the measurements you have; the summary only shows the sections with data.

Pump Log History

Below the installation record, the Pump Log History list shows the pump-log reports that have been submitted for this job, each with its report number, who submitted it, and the date. Use it to see the history of pump reports tied to the job.

If no reports have been submitted yet, the list shows an empty state.

Troubleshooting

No pump data showing?

  • Confirm you are on the Pump tab of the right job.
  • If the record exists but looks empty, click Edit Pump Data to view the saved fields.

Can't save the form?

  • Check numeric fields contain numbers.
  • Try refreshing the page and re-opening the tab.