RSS Chemicals

Neither scanning the QR nor searching the QR serial number seem to work. I just get an “Error Occured” screen. This has been an on and off issue for the past few months.

It is extremely hard to log in to the app while working in the lab and having my gloves on. Especially difficult when I need to verify the MFA. Also, the waste management function is missing. I have to travel between the lab and office to get the job done. Obviously the team need to talk with the real users who are working in the lab and dealing with hazardous materials.

Please improve the app as it tends to act very slow and becomes unresponsive.

The new update: 1) initially crashed 100% of the time on login 2) removed the ability to see chemical inventory outside of your own lab 3) removed or obfuscated the way to new log chemicals into your own lab’s inventory. I know the UC is physically incapable of having functional web infrastructure, but do you think you guys could make an exception in this case so I can continue effectively doing my job for you? Jesus Christ.

Used to be able to search for all chemicals on campus but can no longer do so. FIX THIS PLEASE!!!

Nothing was wrong with the previous update

I can’t get past the login screen. I put in my email. And am trying to click “sign in” but the button isn’t highlighted so I can even click it. Tried force closing but it didn’t help. I’m open to leaving a higher rating if someone could help me move past the login screen please!

The update made the screen to stretched now the save and back buttons are under the WiFi and battery so I can’t save chemicals or go back can you place the save button in a different location

Needs major updates. It’s frustrating to have the user logged out after every use.

Not only is this app bad but it also undermines the purpose of safety and inventory database of our chemicals. I’m also not sure why it’s taking so long to create an update to fix the current issues with the app... it won’t even load. It doesn’t seem like EH&S is having good communication with their programming team so it’s going to be hard for future staff to take them seriously when they attempt to take their chemical inventory into the digital realm.