The only way to delete a daily log is manually. When this is needed en masse, either the customer or Viewpoint must delete each log one by one.
This is the response from support when our trainer recommended we submit a case to erase multiple daily logs:
Unfortunately Support is not able to assist with deleting the daily logs off of the project. The logs can be deleted through the project settings/the calendar in Team. I know it is cumbersome, but since there is a front end solution to this, anything done on the back-end to delete the logs would be a billable service. I apologize for any confusion. Please let me know if you have any questions about deleting the logs.
This suggestion was slated for April 2018 release, but has not been realized.
Max Brown
| Company | GCM Contracting Solutions, Inc. |
| Job Title / Role | Vice President |
| I need it... | Yesterday...Come on already |
Dear Viewpoint Suggestion Box contributor;
We at Viewpoint sincerely thank you for your contribution to Suggestion Box on how we can improve Viewpoint products. While we can’t do everything at once, we rely upon your feedback to help guide the prioritization of our product improvements, and Suggestion Box is a critical tool for us to understand and prioritize our customers’ needs.
Viewpoint reviews Suggestion Box regularly for all of our products and updates statuses, adds comments, and performs various house-keeping (including deleting) as needed to ensure that Suggestion Box is maintained as a productive environment for product enhancements requests.
© 2023 Trimble Inc. All Rights Reserved. Viewpoint®, Vista™, Spectrum®, ProContractor™, Jobpac Connect™, Viewpoint Team™, Viewpoint Analytics™, Viewpoint Field View™, Viewpoint Estimating™, Viewpoint For Projects™, Viewpoint HR Management™, Viewpoint Field Management™, Viewpoint Financial Controls™, Vista Field Service™, Spectrum Service Tech™, ViewpointOne™, ProjectSight® and Trimble Construction One™ are trademarks or registered trademarks of Trimble Inc. or its affiliates in the United States and other countries. Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
Typically, you would be right if this was a closed loop system with an audit trail. However, the user is already able to delete a log. Currently, it is just highly inconvenient. If a log is misassigned or repteitious incomplete, the count will affect the user's dashboard.
i think deleting the daily log will break the "chain of custody" for the log and make the log inadmissible.....