HORIZON 101: Basics of Fluid
Analysis Data Management

December 10 | 11 a.m. ET

HORIZON 201: Advanced Data
Management and Reporting

December 11 | 11 a.m. ET

This webinar will be an introductory training course for new or inexperienced HORIZON® users. This course will teach you the basics behind navigating the HORIZON data management system, account settings, tracking samples, viewing and interpreting sample reports, and how to change set/change subscription options.

This webinar will be an advanced training course for users who want to learn more about functions and features in the HORIZON application. This course will teach you how to unlock the true power of a managed fluid analysis program with HORIZON® Management Reports, how to submit Action Taken Feedback to the laboratory, and what integrating your fluid analysis data into your own CMMS system looks like.

Webinar topics include:

  • Navigating the HORIZON platform
  • Customizing your dashboard
  • Tracking sample progress
  • Viewing and interpreting sample reports
  • How to add and update equipment and components
  • How to submit sample information to the laboratory

This webinar will be presented by a HORIZON application trainer and will include a demo walkthrough of HORIZON.

Webinar topics include:

  • Available management reports
  • Recommended reports based on program goals or improvements
  • How to schedule recurring management reports
  • Benefits of integrating fluid analysis into your own system
  • How to submit action taken feedback in HORIZON

This webinar will be presented by a HORIZON application trainer.

 

A Simple Scan to Register Samples   

Accessing your equipment information for sample registration is easier than you think.

The scanning function within the HORIZON® Mobile App can not only scan Component ID asset tags but also the Product ID Number (PIN or Serial Number) already assigned to the asset. If the serial or product ID number is used as a prefix when setting up your components in HORIZON - ta-da! the component information populates. It's never been easier.

 

 

 

Are You Collecting Enough Fluid for Testing?

It's important to collect enough fluid in your sample jar for complete, reliable, and timely testing and analysis.

To ensure all fluid testing can be completed in its entirety, it’s important to fill your sample jar as completely as possible, but not overfill. This allows the laboratory to have enough fluid to be able to complete the required tests in your test suite. Submitting the required amount of fluid prevents samples from being placed on hold which can cause delays in results.

See below for the recommended fill lines for diesel fuel, oil, and coolant samples.

For more guidance on taking accurate fluid samples, view our Technical Bulletin resources below:

How to Take an
Oil Sample

How to Take a
Coolant Sample

How to Take a
Diesel Fuel Sample