Scanning Paper Working Sheets
If you worked a chute on paper using a printed working packet, you can photograph or scan the completed pages and upload them. Cattle360 reads them, stages a result for each animal’s tasks, and lets you review everything before it’s committed — nothing is written to your animals automatically.
Opening Scan Batches
- Go to the Workings dashboard.
- On the working’s card, tap the scan batches icon (Open scan batches).
- The Scan Batches screen lists any batches you’ve already uploaded for this working, with counts for pages, candidates, approved, rejected, and committed.
Uploading a Batch
- Tap Upload Scan Batch.
- Choose the scanned pages or phone photos of your marked-up packet.
- Upload them as a batch.
Processing and Reviewing
- Run processing on the batch. Cattle360 reads the pages, matches them back to the right animals and tasks using the packet’s markers, and produces candidate results.
- Open the batch to review its candidates:
- Approve results that are correct.
- Reject anything that’s wrong or unreadable.
- Pay closest attention to low-confidence or conflicting reads, which are flagged for review.
- Commit the approved results. Only then are they applied to the working through the same rules the chute uses — so weights, treatments, notes, retags, and the rest land exactly as if you’d recorded them at the chute.
How the Counts Read
| Count | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Pages | Scanned/photographed pages in the batch. |
| Candidates | Per-animal task results the app extracted, awaiting review. |
| Approved | Candidates you accepted. |
| Rejected | Candidates you discarded. |
| Committed | Approved results that have been written into the working. |
Good to Know
- Review is required by design. Scanned results are always staged for a human to check — they never post straight to live animal records.
- Clean scans read best. Flat, well-lit pages with unobstructed markers and legible handwriting give the most reliable candidates.
- Pair it with the packet. This feature only works with pages printed from Cattle360’s working packet — see Printing a Working Packet.
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