Example scenario: You are short on staff to serve samples and need to make your panelists as self sufficient as possible. You prepare all the sample sets on trays. The blind coded samples are arranged on each tray in the order the panelists are expected to evaluate them. Every tray is labeled with a number starting with 1 all the way to the last sequential number you expect to serve today. For example, if you prepared 25 trays, then they would be labeled 1 through 25. The sample orders on each tray matches the sample order of the corresponding sample set in Compusense.

You set all the trays out on a table in front of your lab or at the entrance to the lab. The expectation is that panelists come in as they are able to, take a tray of their choice, go to a booth, log into Compusense, and enter the sequential code they see on their tray to begin their evaluation.