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Contact UsSelect Start Work on the Next Visit, record who's there, then work down the form. Each item is completed in WashUp itself, or skipped with a reason.
The work form is the checklist for this visit, built from everything on the Next Visit. Nothing on it is ticked off from memory: an inspection counts as done when it's run in WashUp, and a service when it's completed there.
To start:
The live work form opens, and you're working inside the customer's account at that location.
If you're already logged in as the customer, Start Work is also on their Service Partner page.
The form lists Duties, Work Requests, and Standard Visit Procedures, with the visit instructions and any special requirements at the top.
| Item | How it gets done |
|---|---|
| Inspection | Select Perform Inspection and run it |
| Service | Select Complete Service and complete it |
| Task | Tick it on the form, or use Complete Task |
| Work request | Tick Mark complete, which resolves the attention item or completes the service |
| Duty | Follow What to do, then tick it done |
Each section counts what's done, such as 3 of 5.
To set something aside for this visit:
Undo skip puts it back. Skips and their reasons show on the visit report. Duties and special requirements can't be skipped.
You can leave the form to run an inspection or fix a service record elsewhere in the customer's account. A Work in progress card with Elapsed and Completed stays at the top of their pages while you do. Select it to get back to the form, or select Resume Work on the location's Next Visit.
Yes. Add both under Performing when you start, and both are listed on the report.
The visit stays in progress. Open the location's Next Visit and select Resume Work.