Water quality sampling log

Log

Where a sample was taken, when, by whom — and what came back.

The point is the thing that persists

You add the points you sample — “Kitchen tap, ground floor”, “Tank outlet” — and each keeps its own dated history. A result means very little on its own and a great deal beside the last four from the same tap.

The result belongs to the laboratory

There is a field for what came back, in the words they used, with their reference. CompliMaint does not interpret it, does not compare it against anything, and publishes no limit, no action level and no maximum for any parameter.

It will not tell you the water is safe

That determination belongs to the laboratory that analyzed the sample and to the authority that regulates your supply. This tool records that a sample was taken and what you were told. If you are concerned about your water, act on their advice — not on a log.

Kept alongside: Water storage tank log · Water management program · Water temperature log

A record of water samples taken and results as reported back, kept per building on your device. CompliMaint states no potability limit, no contaminant or action level, no maximum and no sampling frequency; it recommends no treatment; and it makes no determination that any water is safe to drink, safe to bathe in or fit for any purpose. Those come from the laboratory that analyzed the sample and the authority that regulates your supply. There is no commercial, affiliate or referral placement on this page. Everything runs on your device.

Questions people ask

Will it tell me whether the water is safe?
No, and no field in it could. CompliMaint publishes no potability limit or action level for any parameter and makes no safety determination. The laboratory that analyzed your sample and the authority that regulates your supply answer that question.
How often should I sample?
This product states no sampling frequency. What applies to your building comes from your regulator, your own water management program, or the standard your organization works to.
Can I record my own field readings as well as the lab result?
Yes. Residual, pH, temperature and flush time are readings you take; the laboratory result is recorded separately in the words they gave you. Both stay attributed to whoever produced them.
Does it recommend treatment?
No. It recommends nothing and holds no treatment content. What to do about a result is a conversation with your water treatment provider and your regulator.
Where is the data kept?
Without an account: in this browser, on this device, with nothing uploaded and nothing to sign up for. Signed into a CompliMaint workspace, the same records are also stored for that workspace — which is what puts them on your other devices and in front of your colleagues — and the screen says which of the two you are looking at.
Does the page carry advertising or referrals?
No. There is no commercial, affiliate or referral placement on this page, and a test asserts its absence.