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The Request tab allows you to customize the work order creation process for dashboard users including, for example, settings for duplicate work order warnings and recalls.

⦿ How to edit Request Tab settings
  1. For all desired fields:
    1. Enter the desired details in related text fields
    2. Check/uncheck the boxes next to the desired options, and/or
    3. Select desired items from a drop-down list as necessary,
  2. Click Save Changes at the bottom of the screen. A confirmation message appears at the top-right corner of the screen.

Request Tab

List of Settings Under the Request Tab

The following settings in the Request tab also affect SC Mobile app users: Enable Request Wizard, settings for duplicate warnings, and the permission to mark assets for repair or replacement.

  • Enable Request Wizard: Allow dashboard users to add work orders.
  • Turn Off Problem Description: Stop users from adding problem description for work orders.
  • Show Private Store Notes: Display location notes from location note headers that are marked as Private.
  • Show Last Service Call: Show the previous service request description and status in the new request email sent to service providers.
  • Show Provider Phone Number: Display the service provider’s phone number on the confirmation screen after a new request is submitted.
  • Set Original Vendor for Recalls: Assign recalls to the original service provider; when this box is left unchecked, a recall will be assigned to the primary ranked provider, even when a different service provider originally completed the work order.
  • NTE to Zero For Recalls: Set the NTE to zero to for recalls.

    Important

    Remember to enable Set original Vendor for Recalls when you set NTE to Zero for Recalls.

  • Days Of History To Display: The maximum age (in number of days) of completed work orders that display as possible duplicates while creating a similar work order.

    Work orders in the Open status may list as possible duplicates even when they are older than the number of days specified.

  • Show Store Warranty: Settings for stores under warranty:
    • None: Allow users to create work orders for stores under warranty; store warranty message does not display.
    • Show: Display store warranty message in the Request Service screen, but allow users to create work orders.
    • Stop: Prevent users from creating work orders for a store under warranty.
  • Store Warranty Message: Warranty message to display if you selected Show in Show Store Warranty, above.
  • Confirmation Message: Confirmation message that appears after a user submits the work order.
  • Provider Not Found Message: Custom message to appear when a service provider has not been assigned for the selected trade.
  • Filters For Duplicates: Criteria to identify duplicate work orders (similar work orders in the Open, In Progress, and Completed statuses list as possible duplicates).
  • Excluded Categories For Open Duplicates: Open or In Progress work orders belonging to the selected categories do not display as possible duplicates.
  • Excluded Categories For Closed Duplicates: Closed work orders belonging to selected categories do not display as possible duplicates.
  • Excluded statuses: Work orders in selected statuses do not display as possible duplicates.
  • Disable Duplicate WO for Trade: Prevent users from creating new work orders for selected trades when an original work order exists in Open, In Progress, or Completed/Pending Confirmation status.
  • Enable asset: Allow dashboard users to select specific assets for new work orders.
  • Enable Asset Replacement Flag: Allow dashboard users to mark an asset for repair or replacement.
  • Enable Location Notes: (Applies to Dashboard 2.0 only.) Allow dashboard users to view location notes while adding a work order for a location. 

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