Keep field work moving when the internet disappears.

Not every outage happens in a warehouse. Most of them happen to someone mid-task on the dashboard, on an office link that drops for ninety seconds. Normally that ends at the browser’s own “no internet” page, with a half-finished form behind it and no way to tell whether AWRA broke or the connection did.

AWRA handles that case itself. A banner appears while the connection is down, with a live retry countdown and a manual retry. A click or a form submission made while disconnected is intercepted rather than sent into a void, so nothing you typed is lost. When the link comes back, AWRA confirms it and offers to resume the exact action that was blocked.

Being offline is verified rather than assumed. A browser reporting “connected” behind a captive portal or a half-dead Wi-Fi link is a familiar sight, so the state is confirmed against the server before the app trusts it — with a check that touches no session, and therefore never keeps an idle one alive past your security timeout.

One honest boundary: this protects the work in front of you across a short outage. It is not a browser version of the field queue — posting an invoice, approving a purchase order or taking payment still needs a connection, and the app in your pocket is what covers a shift with no signal at all.