We’ve updated the Nuclear Density Asphalt Testing and Nuclear Density Soil Testing report summaries with a helpful new filter option.

You’ll now see a checkbox labeled “Exclude data that has not yet been approved”. When selected, this filter will limit the report to only include field reports that have been approved, giving you cleaner and more reliable data for review or export.

This filter also applies to Excel exports so that your downloaded data matches what you see on screen.

Enjoy more control and better clarity now!

You may be familiar with adding proctors to a project. We've made it easier to import proctor tests that you have performed as a proctor for the project.

Starting from the Project screen, click on the 'Add New Proctor' button. (This part has not changed.)

You will notice there is now an Import button. You can now pull in test data for your project proctors.

You will see a list of lab proctor tests to select from. Choose the test you want to import, then click Import.

We hope this saves you time and effort in managing your project proctors!

We’re excited to introduce a powerful new way to streamline your reporting process: combine data from multiple lab tests into a single, easy-to-read summary report.

Many tests are performed together or in sequence as part of a standard testing battery. Instead of generating separate reports for each test, you can now group them and present the results in one consolidated document.

Why this matters:
✅ Save time by reducing the number of individual reports
✅ Simplify communication with clients and stakeholders
✅ Create a clear, professional summary of related test data

Example Use Case:
When testing aggregates, you may perform gradation analysis, moisture content, and specific gravity tests to evaluate the sample. Instead of sending three separate reports, now you can combine all results into one clear, professional summary report for your clients.

In action:

From a Lab Sample page (Dashboard > Samples > Sample # 12345), click the + in the Forms section.

This will bring up the Add Form window. Here you can select the type of summary report you wish to create.

From here, you can build a report which displays the relevant test data by selecting the Associated Tests you'd like to display on the report. 

Log in today and start creating combined summary reports!

We’ve made managing lab work even faster and easier! With our latest update, you can now edit data directly from the Lab Sample Board. Now there is no need to navigate through multiple screens or drill down into individual lab tests. For any test on the lab status board, look for the notepad icon. 

This enhancement turns the Lab Sample Board into a one-stop shop for your lab workflow. Whether you need to update results, adjust entries, or keep work moving forward, you can do it all in one place.

What this means for you:
✅ Save time by eliminating extra clicks
✅ Stay organized with all your data at your fingertips
✅ Keep your lab testing moving swiftly

Log in today to experience the streamlined workflow!

We’ve added support for text message notifications to help your technicians stay informed in real time.

When enabled, technicians can receive SMS alerts for key updates right on their phones, including new dispatches, changes to assignments, or other important field activity. It’s a faster, more direct way to keep your team connected and responsive throughout the day. You'll need to make sure a mobile number is entered and SMS is turned on in the technician’s user account.

Reach out to us if you would like to set up text messaging for your account.

We’re excited to introduce a new way to stay on top of your equipment maintenance. Calendar View for Upcoming Calibrations is now available in Omnant.

This feature gives your team a clear, visual schedule of upcoming calibration dates, making it easier to plan ahead and keep everything running smoothly. No more digging through lists or setting manual reminders; just open the calendar and see exactly what's due and when.

It’s one more way we’re helping you stay compliant, reduce downtime, and keep your lab operations on track.

We’ve refreshed the User Account Page to make it clearer, cleaner, and easier to use.

With this update, it's now simpler to manage your personal settings, update your information, and see exactly what permissions and roles are tied to your account or users you manage. Whether you're adjusting locations or checking access levels, everything is now more intuitive and streamlined.

It’s a small change that makes a big difference in your day-to-day workflow, now live in your Omnant account!

As part of our upgraded user account page, we’ve added a new Summary View for Corporate Users which allows them to see key account information without the ability to make administrative changes.

View-only fields include:

• First & Last Name
• Email Address
• Assigned Office
• Locations where they are assignable to dispatches
• Locations where they can access data

This way they can confirm the most common details: that their contact details are correct and they have access to the locations they need.

We've added the ability to control which concrete mixes your field technicians can select when creating field reports.

Previously, technicians saw all of your suppliers and mixes when writing their field report. Now, managers and admins can restrict the Supplier and Mix dropdowns on the field report to only show approved suppliers and mixes by specific project. This eliminates accidental wrong selections and simplifies choices in the field. 

How to set up: In the project's settings, you'll find a new 'Approved Concrete Mixes' section:

Once you check the box 'Limit Mixes on Field Forms', technicians will only see the listed Approved Concrete Mixes when creating concrete testing field reports for that project. You can add/remove mixes as needed on this screen using the Add Mix and Remove Selected buttons.

If a technician has already submitted a report and selected a mix that is not listed under Approved Concrete Mixes, then the mix field will become blank on their report. Reviewers should look for blank mixes on submitted reports when reviewing for approval.

We’ve updated the “View by Week” schedule to include clear status indicators showing whether each day is Unposted, Posted, or Reconciled.

Now, your team can quickly scan the weekly schedule and see the status of each day at a glance—making it easier to plan where they need to be.

It’s a small detail that adds up to better oversight and smoother scheduling for your teams.