Method:Classic General Q&A

Re: six step package

Method_Adam — Mon, 01 Apr 2013 15:41:11 GMT

Hi Marcelo,

You can't change the actual job item from the Recurring Dates tab. Remember that the other occurrences in the series are not automatically given a job item when created for this very reason, as the job items can change depending on the time of year the recurring work order is scheduled or the nature of the series (in your case a project). You can certainly update the individual occurrence and give it the proper job item. In your example, you can edit the occurrence for job name: step #2, and give it a different job item than job #1.

- Adam

Re: six step package

Marcelo11756 — Sat, 30 Mar 2013 18:49:02 GMT

Can every step or application have a different 'job item" ?

If I create a Step#1 (item service from QB), and have an invetory item 20-8-8 fertilizer, can step#2 have a differente job item?

I see how I can create the 6 occurrences and change the name, but I don't see how I can change the job item. If this can't be done.

How would I schedule a 6 step program?

Re: six step package

Method_Adam — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 22:51:40 GMT

Marcelo,

In my example they do, but that can be edited in the grid. You will need a date to create the work order but it won't have to be the exact date. This is needed because it is a required field in the table. You cannot create the work order without it. Using the project, you can set the occurrences to a status of 'Waiting on Someone Else', this will put the Work Orders in the Waiting List. Then, as they are completed, you can update the next work order in the series with the date scheduled.

After this is created, you can use the "Copy Select" button to copy that exact project for other customers.

It will take you to this screen, where you select the customer to copy the work order to.

Hope this helps.

- Adam

Re: six step package

Marcelo11756 — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 21:30:58 GMT

But this way all six applications will have the same job name, and they will have an exact date.

Ideally, should be each application with a different name and should be on a waiting list, since we do not know the exact date of the application

Re: six step package

Method_Adam — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 21:16:30 GMT

Hi Marcelo,

You can do this by creating a recurring series of work orders. When creating the Work Order, you click the recurring checkbox for recurring dates. This will allow you to create a series of work orders. You can setup the occurrences based on a number of different options, including weekly, monthly and variable occurrences. Depending on how you want your treatment program scheduled, perhaps a project would be the best bet.

- Adam

six step package

Marcelo11756 — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 19:42:26 GMT

How would you go about scheludeing a six application lawn treatment program?