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Analyzing Route Results

Once a sanitation route is completed and uploaded, you can perform a deep analysis of the findings. The Route Details page provides a comprehensive overview of the field data, combining AI insights, statistical summaries, and interactive maps.

At the top of the page, you will find the basic context of the inspection:

  • Lot & Form: Which area was inspected and what protocol was used.
  • Monitor: Who performed the work.
  • Dates: When the route was scheduled and when it was actually completed.
  • Status: Indicates if the route was successful or if there were delays.

Arlo uses artificial intelligence to help you make sense of large amounts of data instantly. The AI Debrief section includes:

  • Summary: A plain-language overview of the most important findings.
  • Key Findings: Highlights specific issues (e.g., “High mite infestation in the North sector”) with severity levels (High, Medium, Low) and trends (Increasing, Stable, Decreasing).
  • Recommended Actions: Specific, prioritized suggestions on what to do next (e.g., “Prioritize chemical application in Lot A”).
  • Data Quality: An assessment of how reliable the data is based on the coverage of the lot.

If you have configured Alerts for your forms, any critical conditions met during the route will be displayed here. For example, if the “Average pH” exceeds your threshold, a warning card will appear showing exactly what triggered it.


The system automatically aggregates data from every point collected:

  • Totals: Total trees in the lot vs. trees actually inspected.
  • Section Summaries: Detailed tables for Route, Tree, and Sample levels.
  • Aggregations: For numeric fields, you will see the Sum, Average, and Median. For checkboxes, you will see the Incidence Percentage (how many trees were affected).

The map is a powerful tool for geographic analysis. You can use the following features:

Use the map controls to toggle different views:

  • Heatmaps: Visualize the intensity of a problem (e.g., where the pest pressure is highest).
  • Markers: See the exact location of every tree or finding.
  • Route Path: See the actual walking path taken by the monitor (useful for verifying coverage).

Every point on the map is interactive.

  • Navigate: Click on a marker to open the Tree Details page.
  • Details: Here you can see the specific GPS coordinates, all answers provided for that tree, and any photos taken at that exact spot.
  • Google Maps: Use the “Directions” link to get GPS navigation back to that exact tree in the field.

If photos were taken during the route, you can access them via the View Images and Files button. This opens a side drawer where you can browse all photographic evidence organized by tree and section.