The service technician can easily perform the work in the field while documenting the repair in the system.
When the technician logs in:
- They will see a list of all tickets that have been assigned to them.
- They will click on the ticket they are about to work on.
- Once they open the ticket, they can view all information regarding that ticket, including any notes/docs the office has selected to show to the technician.
- When they are heading to the job they will need to click “On My Way”.
- Once they have arrived on site they will click “Start the Clock & Open Ticket”.
The technician can then:
- Check-in with a manager if possible.
- Add the repairs (including setting the location of the repair, and taking before and after photos). Start by clicking "Add Repair", then follow the steps.
- Review the completed repair(s) with the customer and have them sign off on it if possible (this usually ensures you get paid quicker).
- Then, close out the ticket by clicking the "Close Ticket" button.
* The technician can use the tabs on the bottom of the screen to toggle between the workflow if they need to.
- Enter any closing notes, enter the total number of techs on this ticket (including yourself), enter all material that was used on this ticket, and enter any additional purchases you had to make to complete this ticket.
- Complete this ticket by clicking the "Complete Service" button.
**Once the tech closes out the ticket, they (the tech) will not be able to reenter the ticket unless someone from the office moves the ticket back to the "In Progress" stage.
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Is there a "how to" section on how the technician adds helpers? thank you in advance.
Brenda
Brenda,
If the technician is NOT using the timekeeping feature in CP to clock in at the beginning of the day, then the tech will include the total number of people (him and any helpers) that worked on each ticket before he closes out the ticket. (see photo below from this article)
If your tech IS using the timekeeping feature they will add their helper(s) from there by clicking the timeclock, then clicking "add helper" once the tech is clocked in.
I will create an article on this with a more detailed explanation and post the link here.
Brenda,
The article has been published, you can find it by navigating to Timekeeping then "Service Tech Timecard".
https://centerpointconnect.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/8292135833623-Service-Tech-Timecard
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