Introduction to Finding Reason
Listing of Finding Reason
Here, you'll manage Finding Reasons. These are reason codes that QA inspectors can select and apply to Findings. A Finding Reason represents the primary cause identified for a finding and is crucial for root cause analysis. Examples of Finding Reasons might include reasons such as inadequate training or lack of awareness
You can find your organization's Finding Reasons on the configuration page at Configuration > Finding Reason.
If you don't see the configuration option you're looking for, it may not be available with your current permissions, make sure you have the necessary permissions for the resource you're trying to access.
There, you can view a list of all your Finding Reasons and its information.
This view has filter controls that allow you to filter and sort the list of Finding Reasons by various criteria
- Search: You can filter by the name of the Finding Reason
- Order by: Select by which field you want to order the Finding Reason list
- Status: Select the status of the Finding Reason you want to show
- Sort By: Select the sort order (ascending or descending) of the Finding Reason list
You can click the Clear Filters button to remove all filters and show the default Finding Reason list again.
Contextual Menu
You can use the Contextual Menu to perform actions on the Finding Reasons in the list. This menu is available by clicking on the three dots icon next to each Finding Reason in the list.
- View Finding Reason: takes you to the details of the selected Finding Reason
note that not all the options from the contextual menu will be shown at a time some requires you to have certain permissions to perform the action, and some others will be shown depending on the status of the Finding Reason
Details
in the listing page, upon clicking on one of the Finding Reason card, you will be taken to the Finding Reason details page, where you can see the information of the Finding Reason and its related information.
