IA-AMTAS has eight quality indicators, which can be used to assess the accuracy of the overall result.
Together these eight quality indicators will then provide us with an overall value of the quality of the automated audiometry. This is then presented in the software as a traffic light system. If the quality is indicated as red, then this suggests that the quality of the results is poor. Amber tells us the quality of the results is fair, and green tells us the quality of the results is good. In addition to obtaining an automated audiogram the clinician can then identify the overall quality of the audiogram and then make further investigations or management decisions depending on that quality.