This article explains the My Projects table in the ClearStream module, what each stage represents, and how to navigate and read project cards.
01/ Introduction
My Projects is the main workspace for ZDHC Approved Wastewater Laboratories in the ClearStream module. Here, you can view all testing requests assigned to your laboratory, including active and completed projects. The menu organises requests by workflow stage, and each view shows the relevant projects in a table.
02/ The project stages
The My Projects menu contains the following categories:
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| New request | A supplier has sent a testing request to your laboratory. Action required: accept or decline. |
| Sampling | You have accepted the request. You must now enter sampling information before testing can begin. |
| Testing | Sampling data has been submitted. The physical wastewater testing is under way. |
| Reporting | Testing is complete. You are entering and submitting the test results on the platform. |
| Pending supplier review | Results have been submitted. The supplier is reviewing them and must accept or decline. |
| Accepted | The supplier has accepted the results. The ClearStream Report has been generated. |
| Completed | The full testing cycle is complete. |
| Rejected | The supplier declined the results without sending them back for correction. The project is closed. |
Check the counter next to each stage name to see how many projects there are.
03/ Reading a project
Every project on the list displays:
- The ClearStream ID (their ZDHC Gateway identifier).
- The Supplier ID
- The Supplier Name
- The Supplier Location
- The Status
- The date of the last update.
04/ Opening a project
Click any item on the list to open the project side panel. Review full project details for that stage, including the supplier's contact information, the facility profile from Step 2 of their workflow, and actions you can take.
The content of the side panel changes depending on the project's stage. Each stage is covered in its own article. See the related articles within the ZDHC Gateway Knowledge Base for reference.