Damages and repairs must be carried out by using Work orders in order to keep track of planning and the tasks related to the repair. A work order can be created either in F&O after a call from a customer or via the mobile app in the event a technician is onsite and sees a damage. The work order is then created via the mobile app for a business object. The work orders can then be planned to be carried out via the Service plan board. However, it is also possible for the technician to directly repair the business object if they are already onsite.
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Plan work order on Service Plan Board |
Service manager |
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Execute work order tasks (Old Mobile App) |
Service manager |
Use the mobile app to start, perform, and finish scheduled service and maintenance tasks. This flow outlines the required activities to process these tasks. You can complete all activities or skip those not relevant to the task, depending on your situation. |
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Execute work order tasks (F&O) |
Service manager |
After creating a new work order, you can update several elements. If the start and end dates are not set in the template, enter them on the work order. This ensures the work order appears on the graphical plan board for resource planning. You can do the following:
Set up a status group in the task to allow or restrict registrations and journals based on the work order's status.
If item requirements are used, enable the work order parameter ‘Auto create maintenance item requirement’ to view these on the work order. |
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Create service work order (manually) |
Service manager |
Create a manual service work order for repair, maintenance, breakdown, or value add activities. To display the business object's work location in the work order and the mobile app, select a work location code. By default, the delivery address is used if no specific location is defined. |
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Create service work order (Old Mobile App) |
Service manager |
Create a work order from the Task details page in the Rental Management mobile app. You can also create work orders from the Home page or Object details page. When you confirm the work order:
Note: You cannot create work orders offline using the mobile app. |
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Supporting scenario: Intercompany hour transaction (Placeholder) |
Service manager |
If a worker from another legal entity executes a work order, a timesheet is created instead of using the hour journal. For example, if a DEMF worker completes a work order created in USMF, a timesheet is created in DEMF after the hours are posted. After the worker posts hours using the Field Service app and the entry is processed on the Work order line transactions page, the system creates a timesheet in the worker’s legal entity. Required setup:
Note: For more details, see the Microsoft Learn documentation on intercompany project timesheets. |
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Supporting scenario: Intercompany item transaction (Placeholder) |
Service manager |
If a worker from another legal entity uses an item, the system triggers an intercompany transaction. For example, a DEMF worker uses a spare part while executing a USMF work order. The Field Service app records the transaction. The system then creates a purchase order in USMF and a sales order in DEMF. It also creates an item journal in the project. Required setup:
Process:
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