O’Neil Software, a provider of technology solutions for commercial and corporate records management, recently introduced their oneilMobile, an Android application designed for smartphones and tablets.

It allows record center customers to immediately search for and view the status of web orders and look up data on individual items stored in facilities utilizing O’Neil Software’s RS-SQL Version 4.07 system. oneilMobile requires Android 4.03 (ICS MR1) or higher.

When the application launches, by default it automatically searches for all orders placed in the last 72 hours and notifies users if none are found. The default can be changed once additional searches have been created and saved. 

Using oneilMobile, users can search fields such as Saved Search, Tracking #, Batch #, Order Status, Ordered By, Ordered Date, Requestor, Service Priority, Account and Saved Searches. It’s as simple as tapping the field, typing in the criteria and then pressing the Search button. Under some fields, several preset options are available. 

Users can also create a search with multiple fields, then save the search for use again in the future. Once the search is complete, basic information regarding web orders displays on the screen. A simple swipe up and down, or left or right enables users to view the order and web order details, if desired. 

Users can also sort orders that they have loaded. By default, orders with higher tracking numbers will be displayed first. oneilMobile also allows users to look up individual items either by typing the item code, or scanning the item’s barcode, then tapping the Search button. Item information is displayed including contents, description and contained items. 

David Holt, O’Neil’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) notes: “This useful, but simple application for smartphones and tablets is an early demonstration of O’Neil’s commitment to these ubiquitous platforms as interfaces for collecting and transmitting records management information. Records centrestaff and customers will find the oneilMobile technology and the functionality it will provide for years to come a worthy successor to O’Neil’s award-winning RSMobile.”