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Using NFC tags
NFC tags allow you to enter trap records quickly via Near Field Communication, just t...
Remote monitoring overview
Trap.NZ supports the remote monitoring of devices (traps, bait stations etc) equipped with sensor...
Accessing map feeds
Map feed addresses are in the format:https://io.trap.nz/geo/trapnz-projects/wfs/apikey/project_id...
Adding One-off records - using the website
One-off records are observations or catches you wish to add to your project without associating t...
Can I record ad-hoc kills on Trap.NZ?
In the event that a pest is killed by something other than a trap (e.g. roadkill, killed by cat/d...
Managing member permissions
There are four roles which project members can have within a Trap.NZ project: Trapper, Advanced t...
Why can’t I import data? it says I’m not using the correct file encoding.
If your CSV file is not being accepted and it says “Source file is not in UTF-8 encoding”, you ma...
QR & NFC Overview
Trap.nz's NFC/QR code functionality streamlines fieldwork by providing context-sensitive actions ...
Finding your unique trap QR code
QR codes have now been generated for every trap listed on trap.nz. You can print them out and use...
Using a QR codes
QR codes allow you to enter trap records quickly via the phone camera. Note: NFC / QR is only en...
Downloading CSV files from your project
You can download your project information to back up your project files. The download file wil...
Importing installations using a csv file
This function may be helpful if you have a large project that you are wanting to import into trap...
Converting a spreadsheet to a CSV file for importing data to trap.NZ
This is a good option when you have a large number of records kept in spreadsheets that you would...
Adding your terms into Project categories
This helps with projects that need terms that are not offered under the default terms on trap.NZ ...
At my desk (Website)
The Trap.nz website is the control centre for your project(s). From adding single records to bulk...
In the field (Mobile app)
The trap.nz app is the field tool for managing installations and records. From single traps to co...
Adding installations
Traps, bait stations, monitoring stations, and points of interest are all managed in roughly ...
Reporting using the NZAT / trap.nz reporting app
Individuals with one or more traps can see records of their trap interactions using the app. ...
Understanding the bait-taken calculations
The bait-taken calculations can be a bit confusing to begin with, however, once you understand th...
Project Categories
You must be a project Administrator have access to the "Project categories" section. For vide...