Modifying Checklists
- Lamont Eddins
- Jason Gauntz (Unlicensed)
Modifying a checklist affects entries going forward. All checklist entries already saved will not change. When modifying a checklist, you can either:
Editing Repair Checklists
When you edit a checklist, you are changing the information of an existing checklist. Changes made to an existing checklist are immediately added so when technicians check into a work order and begin to answer questions, the newly changes are reflected.
- Under Administration > Tools > Checklist, click the Edit button to the right of the Checklist to modify. The Edit Checklist modal appears.
- Modify the checklist Name.
- (When the Checklist for Locations feature is turned on) Click Choose Locations and update which Locations this Checklist should be applied.
- Modify the Trade and Category to which the Checklist should be applied.
- To select multiple Trades and Categories, use Control+click (PC) or Command+click (Mac).
- Under Checklist Questions: Note: Under Check-in Segment and Check-Out Segment for Checklists with Segment users.
- Modify the Question Types, responses, and answer/media requirements for the list of questions; or
- Click the red line — next to a question to remove it altogether.
- Click Save Checklist. The Checklist is modified and ready for immediate use.
You cannot delete a question within an active checklist where questions have already been answered on a work order.
Editing Planned Maintenance Checklists
You can edit a Planned Maintenance Checklist at any time. When editing the checklist, you have the option to:
- Change the unique name
- Update the Planned Maintenance Frequency
- Update Segment Questions
- Under Administration > Tools > Checklist, click the Edit button to the right of the Checklist to modify. The Edit Checklist modal appears.
- Make potential updates to the checklist.
- Click the Save button to submit the changes.
You cannot change the Checklist Type when editing
Deactivating Checklists
When deactivating a checklist, you are completely removing it from the work order. Any checklists that is deactivated are no longer associated with a work order. You can reactivate a deactivated checklist at any given time.
- Under Administration > Tools > Checklist, click the Deactivate button to the right of the Checklist.
- A modal appears asking you to confirm deactivation. Click the Deactivate Checklist button to deactivate the Checklist.
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