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Run: Retail Wireless Door Counter Verification

Daily retail wireless door counter verification for checking device status, count accuracy, and traffic pattern consistency at a specific entrance. Use it to...

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Inspection Identification

Record the store number, site name, or location code for the inspection.
Capture the date and time the verification was completed.
Enter the name and job title of the person completing the verification.
Record the wireless door counter device identifier, asset tag, or gateway ID.
Specify the entrance, vestibule, or door zone covered by the counter.

Device Status and Connectivity

Verify the device is on, responsive, and reporting data.
Confirm the counter is connected to the network or gateway without signal loss or repeated disconnects.
Record battery percentage or power status and verify it is sufficient for uninterrupted operation.
Confirm the device shows normal status indicators with no error codes or fault alerts.
Verify the counter is firmly mounted and not blocked by signage, fixtures, seasonal displays, or debris.

Count Accuracy and Conversion

Record the number of observed entries during the verification window and compare it to the device count.
Record the number of observed exits during the verification window and compare it to the device count, if the counter tracks bidirectional traffic.
Confirm the current conversion setting used to translate raw sensor events into traffic counts.
Verify the difference between observed traffic and system count is within the site tolerance for the verification window.
Check for obvious double-counting, missed passes, tailgating artifacts, or counts triggered by non-customer movement.

Traffic Pattern Consistency

Confirm the count pattern is consistent with expected customer flow for the time of day, day of week, promotions, and weather conditions.
Verify entry and exit patterns are logical and consistent with the store layout and customer movement through the monitored zone.
If a spike or drop is present, document whether it is explained by a sale event, staffing change, delivery activity, or other known cause.
Check whether employees, vendors, cleaning crews, carts, or equipment movement may have affected the count data.
Verify the monitored entrance and egress path are free of obstructions that could interfere with traffic counting or safe movement. Consider OSHA 29 CFR 1910 general industry walking-working surface expectations and NFPA 101 egress principles where applicable.

Exceptions, Corrective Action, and Sign-Off

Record any device faults, count discrepancies, conversion issues, or traffic anomalies identified during the inspection.
Describe the corrective action, responsible person, and target completion time for any deficiency or non-conformance.
Indicate whether a recheck is needed after recalibration, battery replacement, network repair, or device repositioning.
Inspector signs to confirm the verification is complete and accurate.

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