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Contact UsClose out an issue with the date it was actually fixed, a note on what was done, and before-and-after photos.
The brush is replaced and the bay is running again. Resolving the item takes it off the open list and writes what happened into the record.
To resolve an item:
The date defaults to today and won't accept a future date. Resolution Notes is required, so there's always a record of the fix.
On a numeric item you'll also see Auto-Status Threshold. Enter the reading you took when you finished, and the status updates from the thresholds the item was built with.
If you mark a previously flagged item Green during a run, WashUp opens the same resolve step rather than quietly clearing it. That way a passing check and a written fix stay tied together.
The item drops off All Attention Items and the count in the left menu goes down by one. Its Status reads Resolved, its Progress reads Closed, and the Details tab gains a Completion Date and Completed By.
A Resolution Note section then leads the page, with what you wrote and the files you attached, and the original report sits underneath it. The resolution also goes on the item's timeline.
The page is read-only from that point on, for everybody. Mark as Resolved goes, the Edit control on the report goes, and the fields on the Details tab stop being editable, so nothing about a closed item can be rewritten afterwards. Only Actions is left, for emailing or printing it.
No. There's no reopen, so check the fix is finished before you resolve. If the problem returns, report it as a new issue.
Anyone at the location, including someone the item was never assigned to.
Yes. Resolving sends a notification to whoever has that alert switched on, and the resolution note goes on the item's timeline for everyone to read.