Work order management
Take the selected machine into a job, assign a technician and follow the visit through completion.
Explore the job workflowCUSTOMER EQUIPMENT
Know which machine needs service, what its AMC covers and what happened last time. KaryaFlow keeps your customer's equipment, service dates and job history connected.
For service teams maintaining equipment at customer sites.
AT THIS SITE
SELECTED MACHINE
CCTV recorder · 16 channel
Reception cabinet · Main building
AMC activeSERVICE HISTORY
Checklist completed. Completion sheet issued.
Service notes, completion sheet and invoice.
FROM CUSTOMER CALL TO SERVICE RECORD
An asset is a machine you service at a customer's location. Give each unit a record so the next visit starts with its details, coverage and previous work.
One customer can have several sites and several machines at each address. Record each unit's type, model, serial number and place within the site, along with its installation and warranty details.
When two units look alike, photos and notes help the office choose the right one before creating a job.
Access note: cabinet beside reception desk.
Example equipment record
An AMC may cover the recorder and fire panel while the AC at the same site has no contract. Link specific machines to the relevant AMC so your team can check coverage for the unit the customer asks about.
The machine view can show its covering contract and next service date when your team sets them up.
Explore AMC scheduling and renewalsCONTRACT AMC-108
Coverage at this siteExample contract with two covered machines
Link a service job to the selected machine. The next time the customer calls, the team can find that unit's previous faults and visits, then open the job for the technician's work and service documents.
A completion sheet records the work. A job invoice records a charge when your team raises one. An AMC can also have its own contract invoice.
See the complete work order workflowChecklist completed. Completion sheet issued.
Service notes, completion sheet and invoice.
Documents belong to the job that created them.
Example visits and documents · sample data
THE NEXT STEP IN YOUR WORKFLOW
Use the equipment record alongside the job, contract and technician workflow.
Managing the parts used on these machines? Follow the spare-parts inventory workflow for stock issued, used and returned.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Practical answers about customer equipment, coverage and service records.
Talk through your workflowIt is usually a specific unit at a customer site, such as an AC, CCTV recorder, fire panel or water purifier. Its model, serial number, location, warranty and service jobs belong together so the next visit starts with the right context.
Yes. A customer can have several machine records, each with its own type, model, serial number, site and place within the site. This lets the service desk choose the correct unit when a new job is raised.
Yes. Jobs can be linked to a particular machine, and the team can retrieve the jobs recorded against that unit. The customer history also includes jobs and AMC activity, so the office can review the wider relationship.
Yes. AMC contract lines can reference specific customer machines, so coverage does not have to apply to every unit at a site. A machine record can also hold warranty details. Its view can show the covering contract and next service date when your team sets those details.
No. A job records the visit and can link to a specific machine. The team can create a completion sheet and raise a job invoice when needed. An AMC can have a separate contract invoice. Review the job or contract to see which document was actually issued.
No. A machine record identifies the unit installed at a customer's site and its service context. Spare-parts inventory tracks stock that the team holds, issues, uses or returns. A job can connect parts used with the visit to a machine.
SEE KARYAFLOW IN ACTION
Follow a machine from its site and AMC to the latest job, completion sheet and invoice in a demo.
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