A simple PyQt5 app for tracking regular team check ins.
Our organization has people living in remote areas for extended periods of time. Our policy is that once every 3 days they need to contact headquarters to check in with the security coordinator. If there is no check in after 3 days the security coordinator needs to launch a search and rescue. This simple PyQt5 desktop app creates an SQlite database and a user friendly GUI for keeping track of check ins from outstations. Clicking on the outstation check in button logs the check in and any stations that go longer than 3 days without being checked in appear in red.
The program could be used to keep track of any group of tasks that need to be attended to regularly.
A pyinstaller .exe is provided in the dist folder (whole folder needs to be copied)
Alternatively Python can run SecurityCheckins.pyw
Bug reports or comments can be emailed to stevetasticsteve@gmail.com
This project is licensed under GPL 3.0 .
FAQs
Keep track of contact with remote teams
We found that security-checkin demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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