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The launch of the new application is intended to make it even easier to use Radonova’s services in the field of radon measurement and analysis of radon samples.

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Radonova launches new web application - Information in real time and a completely new interface

Radonova Laboratories is launching a new version of its web application for customers and partners – RadOnline. The new web application has a completely new and intuitive user interface and gives users secure access to reports, measurement jobs and other data, all updated in real time.

The launch of the new application is intended to make it even easier to use Radonova’s services in the field of radon measurement and analysis of radon samples. The new version of RadOnline makes both clear and detailed information available securely, whether the user logs in from a PC, smartphone or other mobile device. The web application now also has simpler navigation, with efficient search, filter and export functions.

“By linking ‘My pages’ to Radonova’s database, we give customers the simplest and quickest possible access to the information they need. We have also developed the latest version to be a useful aid in both large and small measurement projects. It is also important to provide a positive customer experience at all stages. With the new RadOnline, we aim to combine reliable radon measurements and top quality with even better service to our customers,” says the CEO of Radonova Laboratories, Karl Nilsson.

The new web application in brief:

  • Better overview and facility to enter measurement data and download results.
  • Filter measurements on e.g. address, property name, order code etc.
  • Download consolidated reports in PDF format
  • Responsive design adapts to the device being used

History, information and current measurement jobs are unchanged and accessible to Radonova’s customers and partners via the new web application. 

For more information, contact Karl Nilsson, CEO of Radonova Laboratories AB

Tel.: +46(0)70-639 01 31, E-mail: karl.nilsson@radonova.com

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