Methods and systems for automatic cross-checking of electronic checklists

A system for automatic cross-checking of an electronic checklist, the system comprising:

• a memory storing instructions;
• and
• a processor executing the instructions to perform a process including:
• receiving a first user and/or system input associated with a graphical user interface (GUI) of the electronic checklist;
• determining whether the first user and/or system input triggers an error;
• in response to determining that the first user and/or system input triggers the error, displaying an error message on a first portion of the GUI and displaying an override button on a second portion of the GUI, wherein the override button is selectable to accept the first user and/or system input as correct;
• receiving a second user and/or system input;
• determining whether the second user and/or system input resolves the error;
• in response to determining the second user and/or system input resolves the error, removing the error message from the GUI;
• and
• in response to determining the second user and/or system input does not resolve the error, continuing to display the error message on the first portion of the GUI and continuing to display the override button on the second portion of the GUI.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to perform a method for automatic cross-checking of an electronic checklist, the method comprising:

• receiving a first user and/or system input associated with a graphical user interface (GUI) of the electronic checklist;
• determining whether the first user and/or system input triggers an error;
• in response to determining that the first user and/or system input triggers the error, displaying an error message on a first portion of the GUI and displaying an override button on a second portion of the GUI;
• receiving a second user and/or system input;
• determining whether the second user and/or system input resolves the error;
• in response to determining the second user and/or system input resolves the error, removing the error message from the GUI;
• and
• in response to determining the second user and/or system input does not resolve the error, continuing to display the error message on the first portion of the GUI and continuing to display the override button on the second portion of the GUI.