Complete and submit an electronic annual backflow test report to a water purveyor
domain: Water purveyor cross-connection control program · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm which submission channel the specific purveyor requires (purveyor-hosted portal, third-party reporting platform, email PDF, or paper) since this varies by utility and is not standardized nationally
Verify the tester's certification number is on file with the purveyor before attempting portal submission
Complete the report with all required fields: assembly serial number, location, test date, gauge serial number and calibration date, pass/fail readings, and tester certification number/signature
Submit within the purveyor's required reporting window, which is set by local ordinance and varies by utility
Confirm receipt/acceptance status rather than assuming submission alone equals compliance, since some portals flag incomplete submissions for correction
Known gotchas
There is no single national e-reporting standard — a tester working across multiple utilities may need separate accounts and report formats for each one
Portal acceptance of a report is not the same as purveyor compliance sign-off; some jurisdictions require a follow-up review or fee payment before the account is marked compliant
Data captured on a mobile testing app doesn't always sync automatically — confirm the report actually posted to the purveyor's own system, not just the app's dashboard, before considering the job closed
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