# Transit Post

## Overview

The **Transit Post mode** enables front-line workers to record vaccination or intervention data in dynamic, high-footfall locations (e.g., bus stops, railway stations, parks) where individuals are not pre-enumerated. Instead of individual records, the system captures aggregate counts linked with location details, ensuring data traceability without adding complexity to the delivery flow.

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## **Key Features**

* **Introduction of Temporary Outreach Posts**: Create temporary immunisation posts at strategic public locations (e.g., bus stops, railway stations, parks) to efficiently reach unvaccinated individuals.
* **Geolocation Capture**: Record the name, type, and nearby landmarks of the transit post, with the option to add precise geolocation data.
* **Quick Data Capture**: Enable swift recording of beneficiary counts with minimal inputs.
* **Flexible Setup**: Configure different types of temporary posts in the system, whether pre-known or added on the spot.
* **Aggregate Counts**: Capture beneficiary numbers without linking to households or facilities.
* **Reduced Field Friction**: Simplify tasks for front-line workers operating in mobile or fluid environments.
* **Support for Large Campaigns**: Optimised for high-volume interventions such as polio campaigns and outreach drives.
* **Coverage Insights**: Gather data from otherwise hard-to-track delivery points, improving visibility of outreach efforts.

## User Roles

<table><thead><tr><th width="117.30078125">Role</th><th width="250.328125">Scope of action</th><th>Role description</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Distributor</td><td>Distributor sets up transit posts in high foot fall areas.</td><td>Distributors identify areas to set up transit posts and deliver interventions to eligible beneficiaries.</td></tr></tbody></table>

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