Uploading offline log data

[+Weary5]

Hello, I was going to an area that had zero cell service so I downloaded my list of caches. I was working through the list and logged a find or DNF. When I got back to cell service, the activity still shows that I have not entered my find, but I am no longer able to log a find on the app.  Is there any way to upload the log finds/DNF from the offline data?

[+JohnCNA]

2 hours ago, Weary5 said:

Hello, I was going to an area that had zero cell service so I downloaded my list of caches. I was working through the list and logged a find or DNF. When I got back to cell service, the activity still shows that I have not entered my find, but I am no longer able to log a find on the app.  Is there any way to upload the log finds/DNF from the offline data?

Sure.  That is the whole point in offline logging. When you get back to a service area, you upload all your logs in a batch.  How you do that varies with your equipment or what app you are using.  Sounds like you're using a cell phone and an app.  Which app are you using?  If you look through the menus, you should find an option to upload your logs either one at a time or all in a batch.

[+IceColdUK]

6 hours ago, JohnCNA said:

Sounds like you're using a cell phone and an app.  Which app are you using?  If you look through the menus, you should find an option to upload your logs either one at a time or all in a batch.

Assuming the OP is using the official App, then the logs should be sent automatically once you’re back online.  There is no option for a manual upload.

 

Sounds like a glitch to me. ☹️

[+niraD]

3 hours ago, IceColdUK said:

Assuming the OP is using the official App, then the logs should be sent automatically once you’re back online.  There is no option for a manual upload.

 

Sounds like a glitch to me. ☹️

 

There have been complaints that Groundspeak's app isn't sending logs (or field notes) when it gets back to somewhere with a data connection. The workaround is apparently to send another log (or field note), which causes the app to catch up with the others.