From the Outputs listing page, click on an individual output to view its details page.
The Output Details page provides a complete view of how an output is defined, used, and configured across your schema. Users can view or update settings related to categories, units, condition parameters, usage statistics, and more.
Key sections include:
- Recipe Definition Fields (A) Displays any custom fields added to the output through the Form Admin. These appear at the top of the details page and help define how the output should be used.
- General and User-Specific Notes Notes can be added to provide additional context about an output. General Notes (B) are visible to all users, while User-Specific Notes (C) are private to the user who created them. Both types of notes appear on the output’s details page and in the output info popover on Enter Measurements. See example screenshot below.
- Measurement Properties (D) Settings that control how the output behaves during entry and analysis:
- Category – View or change the output’s category.
- Units – View or update the default unit of measurement.
- User Unit Conversion – Add a user-specific unit conversion if desired.
- Type – The data type of the output (e.g., numeric, categorical, image).
- Default Value – Optional value that auto-populates when the output is added.
- Rounding Preferences – Configure how values are rounded for display. Learn more.
- Valid and Expected Ranges – Define acceptable value ranges. If a recorded value falls outside of the range, the measurement cell will be flagged with a warning and users will have the option to mark it as an outlier. See example screenshot below.
- Replicate Aggregation Behavior – Controls how replicate values are displayed (e.g., min, max, mean, median) on the Compare and Enter Measurements pages.
- Model/Scale As – Select whether the output is visualized or modeled on a linear or log scale.
- Material Families (E) Shows all material families where the output is currently available. To make the output available in addition material families, use the dropdown below.
- Condition Parameter Settings (F) Lists all condition parameters that apply to this output across all material families. You can mark parameters as Required or Warning, and configure output-specific value options.
- Material Family–Specific Condition Parameters (G) Allows you to customize condition parameter settings for the currently selected material family. Useful when different material families require different condition behavior.
- Default Conditions (H) Lets you define default condition parameters and values, either for the current material family or just for yourself. Defaults are automatically applied when the output is added to a recipe.
- Measurement Counts by Condition (I) Displays how many times this output has been recorded, broken down by condition parameter combinations.
- Measurement Counts by Project Shows the number of times the output has been recorded in each project (regardless of condition values).
- Use Statistics (J) Displays how many experiments within each material family include this output.
