JLA Study Tracker

Free

1.0.3for iPhone

Nicolas Sandrini

Developer

Mar 14, 2020

Update Date

Productivity

Category

App Store

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12+

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17+

You must be at least 17 years old to access this App.

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JLA Study Tracker Screenshots

iPhone

About JLA Study Tracker

Study Tracker is an app developed by JLA, aiming to allow clients to take a closer look to their pesticide registration studies. This app is an innovative communication tool that enhances the JLA-client relationship and improves their experience a little more.

With Study Tracker, you'll have access to your studies and you'll be able to check the progress whenever you want. You will know the JLA team dedicated to each of them, having the phone and email of the SD and PI to contact them if you need it. You will be able to follow the study at each step with photos and comments, check the geolocation of the fields and the events list for each phase.

The information of Study Tracker is 100% secure and confidential, as the SD is in charge of the load of their studies and users can only view those studies of which they are part.

This is the first app on the market designed to track pesticide registration studies, and the second in the JLA account. We keep doing it better.