Group Inspection Equipment
Inspection kits, measurement stations, and other related equipment can now be represented in Memida as a Group / set. This keeps it clear in the inspection equipment list which items are used together without merging their individual inspection equipment files.
A group is a structural container, not an additional physical piece of inspection equipment. Its members retain their own master data, inspection intervals, inspection reports, and inspection instructions. The group automatically inherits the most critical status from its active members.
Create a Group
When creating an entry, choose between Single test equipment and Group / set. For a group, enter the shared master data and assign the contained inspection equipment in the final step.
If the inspection equipment already exists, the list provides a quicker route: select the required entries and choose the bulk action New group from selection. Memida carries the selection into the group creation workflow.
Status and Structure
Groups can be expanded and collapsed in the inspection equipment list. Their members appear indented below the group. Even when you search or apply a filter, the group remains visible as context for matching members.
Memida evaluates the active members to determine the group status. A member that is not ready for use or is expired also makes the group not ready for use. Otherwise, an existing action required status is inherited. If all active members are ready for use, the group is also ready for use. The group details show which member determines the displayed status.
Group REST API
Connected systems can now use the existing inspection equipment endpoints to create and edit groups, assign inspection equipment to a group, or remove it again. List and detail requests also return the group structure and the number of pieces of inspection equipment they contain.
Existing integrations generally remain compatible. Applications with strictly defined response models should account for the new group fields is_set, parent_id, and set_children_count, as well as the possible value null for next_check_at. Assignments through parent_id use the UUID of the parent group. All request and response formats are available in the API reference for inspection equipment.
You can find more information about the affected areas in the manual.