What happens when a reading is out of range
Rated5 opens a corrective action automatically the moment a storage reading falls outside its safe range, and walks whoever's on shift through it step by step.
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The reading is flagged immediately
As soon as an out-of-range temperature is entered, its band shows amber or red on screen, and a corrective action opens automatically — no separate step needed to raise it.
2
Follow the guided steps
A short decision tree walks through what to check and do next — for a fridge running warm, that might mean moving stock, then calling an engineer if it doesn't come back into range.
3
Every step is recorded
Who did what, and when, is logged as you go, building a permanent timeline.
4
A manager or owner verifies it's resolved
Before it's closed, someone with the right role confirms it's genuinely fixed.
Tip: Corrective actions aren't only for temperatures — a failed checklist item, a rejected delivery or a failed probe calibration open the same guided process.
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