The procedure to add a repair inspection delay is as follows:
- Using the global search facility, type in the first few characters of either the contact who requested the repair or the asset address
1.
- Double-click on the row containing the exact record match. Where the expected record is not listed, a more advanced search can be conducted using the spy-glass icon (
).
- Click on Repair Requests (contact summary 360 view) or Repairs (for an asset)
2. The Repairs History tile (or Repairs tab) is activated, revealing a list of all recorded repairs in the Repairs History summary table.
- Double-click on the row containing the specific repair request against which an inspection delay is to be recorded. The Repair Request window is displayed.
- Click on Inspections. The Inspections tab is activated and all recorded inspections are displayed in the List of Inspections summary table.
- Double-click on the row matching the specific delayed inspection. The Details tab is activated.
- Click on Add Delay. The Delay Details window is displayed, with the Delay reference field pre-populated with the system-generated Inspection reference.
- Using the Delay type drop-down field, select an appropriate parameter value to match the nature of the delay e.g. Bad weather, Property access, Specialist materials, etc.
- Enter the Start date for the delay using the calendar icon (
) or type in the value directly
3.
- Use the Reason field to enter an explanation for the delay.
- Using the Delay period drop-down field, select an appropriate unit parameter to define the duration of the delay (e.g. Minutes, Days, Weeks, Months) and enter the corresponding period unit multiplier.
- Use the Notified by field to enter the name of the person reporting the delay.
- Click on Save.
Note
1 The search facility will automatically return all possible matches for a contact's first name and last name once the Number of characters before an automatic search commences system preference is reached; it will likewise return all possible matches for any corresponding address field.
2 The availability and customisation of all Contact Summary 360 View tiles is controlled separately for each end user via their unique system profile.
3 The permitted date entry format is DD/MM/YY or DD/MM/YYYY.
See related topics...
Repairs inspection management overview
To add a repair inspection
To cancel a repair inspection
To raise a repair request
To cancel a repair request
To define the user profile
Using the search facility