All Work Orders

The following data displays in the smart table on the All Work Orders page.

  • WO#: The work order number or ID

  • Event/Activity: The activities, tasks, or events the work order consists of

  • Problem description: The issue the work order is meant to resolve

  • ERM events: Refrigerant leak events linked to the work order

  • Status: The current status of the work order (Opened, Approved, In progress, and so on)

  • External reference #: The work order's reference number for an external entity tied to it

  • Provider reference #: The work order's reference number for the provider

  • Tags: Labels that help categorize the work order

  • Sub WO#: ID for work order assigned to subcontractors

  • Site name: The site where the work order is taking place

  • Site description: The description of the site where the work order is taking place

  • Service provider: The provider for the work order

  • Priority: The priority level for the work order

  • Date/time opened: When the work order opened

  • Date approved: When the work order was approved through billing

  • Date assigned: The work order assignment date

  • Date started: Date of first labor started on the work order

  • Date completed: When the work order was moved to Service Complete

  • Space: The space in which the work order is taking place

  • Space type: The type of space in which the work order is taking place

  • Parent organization: Organizational hierarchy for the work order's site, first level

  • Parent organization 2: Organizational hierarchy for the work order's site, second level

  • Parent organization 3: Organizational hierarchy for the work order's site, third level

  • Parent organization 4: Organizational hierarchy for the work order's site, fourth level

  • Provider invoice #: Invoice number for the service provider

  • Invoice amount: The total cost for the invoice

  • WO type: The work order billing type (PPM, quote, estimate, and so on)

  • Insurance code: customer insurance number, if needed

  • Department: The department or location within the site handling the work order

  • Category: The category for the asset tied to the work order

  • Subcategory: The subcategory for the asset tied to the work order

  • Asset: The asset being serviced for the work order

  • Work order name: The name, description, or reason for the work order

  • Open links: Open work orders linked to this work order (see below)

  • Operational status: Indicates whether the asset tied to the work order is operational

  • Created by: The user who created the work order

  • Created by role: The role of the user who created the work order

  • WO age (days): The number of days the work order has been opened

Open Linked Work Order

Creates a new work order that is linked to an existing work order. The user triggers this functionality by selecting Open Linked Work Order in the Select Action drop-down menu on the Work Order Summary page.

ClosedRaise a new work order linked to an existing order

  1. Navigate to the existing work order's summary screen.
  2. Select Open Linked Work Order from the Select Action drop-down menu.

    A pop-up will appear that looks the same as the Create New Work Order dashboard.

  3. Complete the required fields to create the work order.

    The Open Linked Work Order form includes the following fields:

    • WO Site: Read-only field displaying the number and location (city) of the site.

    • Reason: Select the reason for linking (the list of linked work order types is client configurable).

    • Barcode tag: Free text field for the user to enter a barcode tag number, if you have one

      Once this field is complete, the Category, Subcategory and Location fields will auto-populate with the appropriate information for the indicated asset.

    • Category: Drop-down field to indicate the asset category (this will be auto-populated if a barcode tag is entered).

    • Sub-category: Drop-down field to indicate the asset subcategory

      The contents in this field will be available once a category is selected above (the field will be auto-populated if a barcode tag is entered)

    • Location: Drop-down field to indicate the location of the asset (this will be auto-populated if a barcode tag is entered).

    • Location Details: Optional free text field for the user to enter a detailed description of the location, if desired.

    • Problem Type: Drop-down field to indicate the problem type.

      The problem types are available once the category and sub-category have been selected above, as they are specific to the type of asset.

    • Asset Status: Drop-down field to indicate the operational status of the asset, either Working or Not Working.

    • Requestor: This may be auto-populated with the user's name (as it has been defined in the application), but it can be edited to indicate who has requested the work order.

    • Priority: Drop-down field to indicate the priority (the contents in this list are client-configurable).

    • Account Code: Free text field to indicate the account code

      This will most likely be auto-populated based on the asset category, but it can be changed by typing in the code or selecting the magnifying glass icon. Upon selecting the icon, the Account Code pop-up appears for the user to search for the desired account code.

    • Problem Description: Free text field to enter a detailed problem description (this will be seen by the provider and will assist with assigning the work order).

  4. The Equipment Details, Assigned Contractor, and Possible Duplicates sections will populate once the required fields have been completed and should be used to analyze the validity of the work order and to determine whether or not there is a duplicate work order in existence.

  5. Optionally, Include original work order documents on the linked work order.

    A dialog opens where you can select or clear documents that carry over to the linked work order.

  6. Click the Create Work Order button.

  7. The Link Confirmation pop-up will appear asking the user to Create a Site Event.

  8. On the Link Confirmation pop-up:
    • If you do not wish to create a site event, then simply select the No button, and a site event will not be created and the work orders will be linked together, as originally intended.
    • If you wish to create a site event, select Yes and a new site event is created with this information and the user is sent back to the Work Order Summary page for the original work order.
    • If you wish to link these work orders to an existing site event, then select Link to Existing, and a new Link to Site Event pop-up will appear for the user to select the site event(s) to link together (multiple site events may be selected by ticking the check boxes).

    If the work order is already linked to other work orders, a pop-up will appear before the Link Confirmation pop-up (described above) asking if the user wishes to link this work order to all work orders in the original work order's group or just to the original work order. The options are Link to all or Link to one (i.e., only to the original work order).

    After completing the Link Confirmation pop-up(s), a Dispatch Confirm pop-up will appear confirming that the work order was created and asking if the user wants to dispatch email/fax notification now or later.

    Linked work orders can be seen in the Links tab on the Work Order Summary. Clicking on the work order number allows the user to switch between the linked work orders and view the other work order's summary page.

ClosedConfiguration of functionality

This functionality is configured per role.

These fields in the Open Linked Work Order form are client configurable:

  • Linked work order Reason types
  • Whether or not the Requestor field is pre-populated
  • The values in the Priority drop-down menu
  • The Account Codes displayed (based on the category).
  • Problem Types at the category and sub-category level