Release 144- September 9, 2019

Modified on Wed, Nov 8, 2023 at 5:37 PM

Features

Cart History

Utilize KitCheck to manage your crash carts and their location assignments within your hospital. Well we have added a new feature to help make that process even easier, Cart History!

Cart History will show you where a cart has been historically and what user assigned it to that location.

To see Cart History, navigate to your 'Carts' page from your 'Inventory Menu'. Select any Cart from your inventory and click on the new 'Cart History' Tab. 

Notice that the Cart's previous locations, date of assignment, and the user at your hospital is now listed for all historic movements of the selected Cart. 

It is now easier than ever to track down missing supplies or cart components as well as keep tabs on which staff members are appropriately dispatching carts to locations.

Print-on-behalf of to Bins

For those of you who print or associate KitCheck tags for usage at other hospitals within your system, you will now have the ability to add those items directly to their bins. Keep better track of inventory levels at the hospitals you print tags for and instantly see their stock levels increase when you associate new tags. Questions about how this affects your central processing workflow or interested in getting centralized processing established in your health system?- Contact your KitCheck Account Manager or Solutions Consultant.

Other Fixes and Updates:

  • NDC dashes error - We've addressed an issue related to matching NDCs during verification. You should now be able to verify items with or without respect to dashes. This should streamline your verification process and make it much easier.

Changes Impacting 503b and Manufacturing

None

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