Where to find it
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Open Manage → Context
Open Insight → Manage → Context, or add the context widget to your dashboard and open Environment.
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Open EMF Assessment
In the Environment card, click Open EMF Assessment.
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Add rooms and readings
Add a room, mark whether it is a sleeping area or daytime area, then enter readings from your meter or consultant report.
What to record
Each room can also include source tags, mitigation tags, notes, and photos of meter readings or room setup.
How getbased rates readings
getbased grades each measurement against SBM-2015-style building-biology thresholds. Sleeping areas are treated more strictly than daytime rooms because you spend more recovery time there. The rating colors are meant to help you prioritize, not to diagnose disease:Meter technique matters. Distance, orientation, body shielding, background signals, and meter bandwidth can change readings. Treat one measurement as a clue; repeat measurements before making expensive changes.
AI interpretation
Click Interpret inside the EMF editor to ask the active AI provider to synthesize the room-by-room readings. The interpretation can explain likely sources, rank the rooms by priority, and suggest mitigations. If you save multiple assessments, getbased can compare before/after readings so you can see whether a mitigation actually changed the measurement.Import professional reports
If you have a consultant PDF or photo report, import it from the EMF Assessment. getbased uses the same AI import/review pattern as lab reports: extract readings, review them, then save the structured snapshot.How EMF data affects the rest of getbased
- AI chat receives a summary of saved EMF assessments as part of profile context when Insight Context Cards are enabled in Manage → Context.
- Recommendations can suggest mitigation steps, meters, or products when your readings are high enough to warrant attention.
- Sync/export/import include saved assessments with the profile.
- Environment context still keeps the simpler high-level EMF/source fields; the assessment is for measured room-level detail.