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Understanding the Work Orders Page

This section is where users create and track the progress of a chassis' work order. Once a work order is submitted, it is reviewed and either approved, denied, or sent back for changes. A bill is created once a work order is finalized.

Work Orders Page

Work Order Table

ColumnDescription
NumberUnique number to identify each work order.
ChassisThe chassis related to the work order.
Previous Icon This chassis is attached to a previous work order for the same repair.
ShopThe shop that did the repairs.
RepairedThe date the repairs were completed on.
StatusDraft- work order being input and not yet ready for review.
Submitted- work order is ready for review.
Change Icon This work order had changes requested prior.
Approved- work order has been approved for payment.
Change Requested- changes have been requested prior to approval.
Finalized- work order can no longer be altered and is ready to be paid.
Paid- vendor has been paid for work.
Rejected- entire work order has been rejected.
PaymentThe payment id to match with bank account.
ItemsThe number of items on the chassis that need to be repaired.
MechanicThe name or identification number of the mechanic handling the work order.
HoursThe amount of time it took to complete the entire work order.
Increase Icon The repairs took longer than the tariff says it should.
CreatedThe date the work order was created.
ApprovedThe date the work order was approved.
LaborThe total cost of the labor for the work order.
MaterialThe cost of all the materials needed for the work order.
Increase Icon The materials cost more than the tariff says it should.
TaxThe tax cost for the work order.
TotalThe full price of the work order, including labor, materials, and tax.
SiteThe repair location.
Reference #The number connecting a work order with shop details.
VoucherThe identification number for the repair's bill.
  • Voucher numbers only appear after the work order is finalized.

Filtering the Work Order Table

Users can reduce the content to show only what is needed at the time by using the filter options. There are five different ways to filter the table.

TypesHow to useHow to remove
Search filterAllows users to look up specific items such as a work order number, chassis, payment, mechanic, reference #, and voucher.Select the X to the right of the filter.
Shop filterFilters based on what shop is performing the repairs.
  • Users can select more than one option.
click on the option again to remove.
Status filterFilters based on the status of the order.
  • Users can select more than one option.
click on the option again to remove.
From date filterShows any order that has taken place before or on selected date.
There are two ways to enter a date:
  • Select the "From" text and type a date.
  • Select the calendar icon and select a date from calendar
Select the date and erase.
To date filterShows any order that has taken place on selected date or after.
There are two ways to enter a date:
  • Select the "From" text and type a date.
  • Select the calendar icon and select a date from calendar
Select the date and erase.

To remove all options inside one multi-select filter, select the select-all checkbox button at the top left corner of each filter.

Clear single filter

To remove all filters at one time select Clear located on the right side of the filters section.

Clear all filters

Hide Filters

If you want to hide the filter section, select the Filter Icon icon at the top left of the screen next to the search section.

To learn how to navigate the data table click here.