Author: Daryll Dorman

Use Operator10 month summary DataViews to track chemical costs over time. Display total pounds used per month, average daily usage, and calculated costs in a 12-month grid for easy budget reviews and council presentations.

Orders don’t always arrive complete. Antero partial receipts let you record 3 units received today, 5 units next week, and 2 units later, updating inventory each time without waiting for the full order to arrive.

Operator10 lets you insert charts directly into custom reports, so monthly or quarterly reports auto-populate with updated charts. Import data graphs into report templates and regenerate reports with current data each period.

Name types clearly, add hauler addresses, pre-load common sites, and run report sets to simplify month-end billing.

Building a new DataView in Operator10? Filter location parameters by typing keywords like “flow,” “influent,” or “TSS” to narrow the list and select only the parameters you need without scrolling through hundreds of options.

Set minimum and maximum quantities for each part in Antero. When inventory drops below minimum, the part gets flagged red and appears in the reorder list, so you can create purchase orders before running out.

Create purchase orders in Antero, then print or email them to suppliers directly from the ordering grid. Antero generates professional PDF purchase orders with all part details, pricing, and shipping info ready to send.

Operator10 lets you export charts to multiple file formats—PDF for reports, image files for presentations, Excel for further analysis, or HTML for web pages. No screenshots needed; just click Export and choose your format.

Antero’s work order review process lets operators mark work complete (move to review) while supervisors verify accuracy before finalizing (move to history). Catch errors early and ensure data quality before work orders affect inventory and reports.

Operators enter data faster when the DataView column order matches their bench sheet. Drag columns in Operator10 to rearrange them so influent, basins, and effluent flow in the same sequence as your paper or mobile forms.