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Closing a Work Order
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This topic describes the steps to close a work order.
Procedure
- Go to "Maintenance -> Work Order -> Work Order".
- Find the work order using the miscellaneous search criteria, and click the "Search" button.
The "Closing" Tab
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Removal of the "Resource" Tab The "Resource" tab's content has been moved to the "Closing" tab, since version 2.12's release. As a result, the "Resource" tab has been removed from the "Work Order" screen. |
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Enter the "Date Completed".
- This is the date when the employee completed the jobs.
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Enter the "Closing Date".
- This is the date when the employee completed the jobs and the work order will be closed in the system. By entering a "Closing Date", the system will copy this date in the "Date Completed" field if that field was left blank.
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Check the "To Invoice" box in the event that fees must be invoiced to the tenant.
- Please note that this checkbox is not linked to the Financial module whatsoever.
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Specify the "Justification of Jobs" if that information was not provided at the opening of the work order.
- This field can be configured in accordance with the agency's needs.
- Enter a "Closing Comment", if needed.
- Click the "Save" button.
Please Note
- Additional requests can be specified during the closing.
- The work order's status will switch to "Closed" as soon as a "Closing Date" is specified.
- In the event that several components are associated to the work order, make sure that the jobs are completed on all components. This will prevent the status from referring to a component rather than the work order.
The "Material" Tab (optional)
This tab enables you to indicate the materials used for the repair.
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Select a material.
- The description and price will appear by default.
- Enter the quantity.
- Enter a reference (optional).
- Click the "Save" button.
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