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# Your drying log in TrueRestore

> TrueRestore builds the drying log from the readings you take on the job; here's where each part lives and how to share it.

**Who it's for:**TechnicianProject LeadAdmin

**Available on:**WebMobile

There's no separate drying log to create or set up. Your drying log is the readings you take on the job, so there's nothing to finalize.

## What makes up your drying log

| Part | Where you record it |
| - | - |
| **Moisture readings** per point, with dry goals | The location's moisture map. See [Adding moisture points and material readings](https://help.truerestore.ai/articles/adding-moisture-points-and-material-readings.md) |
| **Atmospheric readings** (temperature, humidity, GPP) | Per location. See [Atmospheric readings and drying progress](https://help.truerestore.ai/articles/atmospheric-readings-and-drying-progress.md) |
| **Equipment** on-site each day | Daily counts with codeless tracking, or each unit's status with legacy tracking. See [Two ways to track equipment, and how to choose](https://help.truerestore.ai/articles/two-ways-to-track-equipment-and-how-to-choose.md) |

Equipment entries and moisture readings are separate records. Changing one never changes the other, so if something looks missing, check that you're looking in the right place.

## Review or correct it

Open a location's moisture map to see each point's readings over time and whether it has reached its dry goal. On web, the job's **Maps** tab shows the same readings and lets you add or correct an entry.

## Share it

* **Moisture Report**: each location's floor plan with its moisture readings.
* **Summary of Loss Report**: includes graphs of atmospheric readings over the life of the job.

See [Generating a report and finding it afterward](https://help.truerestore.ai/articles/generating-a-report-and-finding-it-afterward.md).


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