Automatically Create Follow-up Work Orders
Keeping maintenance moving often means turning one completed job into the next required step. Work order automations now make it easier by letting you create follow-up work orders automatically based on changes to existing work order status and service task conditions.
For example, if a technician replaces tires on an asset as part of routine maintenance. Once the tire replacement work order is marked complete, a follow-up work order can automatically be created to re-torque the lug nuts after the asset has been driven.
This helps teams stay on top of connected maintenance tasks without relying on manual handoffs or extra admin work.
Available to Professional, Premium, and Enterprise [Legacy] plans.