Work Orders in Soft4RealEstate are used to register Customers’/ Tenants’ requests for the repair, renovation, maintenance, and other tasks. Work Orders Calendar View provides the schedule for the employee assigned.
To create a new Work Order:
- Open Work Order window from a Role Center.
- Click New and fill in information.
- On the Work Order card specify:
- Prepared by. Select a person who is responsible for preparation of the Work Order.
- Assigned To. Select a person who is in charge of a particular Work Order.
- Order Date. Enter the date when the Work Order was ordered.
- Customer No. Select a Customer who ordered the work. A Customer could be selected from a list or newly created. If the Customer were selected from the list, further information about the Customer would be filled in automatically.
- Contract No. Specify a valid Customer’s Lease Contract from the list. Lease Contract must be valid in order to create the Work Order.
- Set Warranty if the Work Order is being ordered on a Warranty period.
- Customer Request. Enter Customer’s notes about the Work Order.
- Requested Appointment Date. Enter the appointment date requested by the Customer.
- Appointment Date and Time. Enter agreed appointment date and time.
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Vendor. Select the Vendors number if the Work is being done by the Vendor.
- Add Work Order details on Items section:
- Lease Unit No. Select Lease Unit/ Units for the work order. Lease Unit has to be from the contract which was selected in the Request section.
- Type. Select type of the Items: G/L Account, Item, Resource, Fixed Asset, Charge (Item) or Service.
- Quantity and Unit of Measure Code. Enter the information about the duration of a work order.
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Unit Price. Enter the unit price of the work order. Unit cost, Line Amount and Cost Amount would be counted automatically.
- After a Work Order is created and started its status has to be changed: go to Home and click In Progress.
- Add and store any type of documents using section Documents either internally or set Sync. To Tenant Portal and share