Admin Quick Reference Guide (QRG): Work Order Queue & DBoard Procedures
Overview
Workflow Queues
- Technician RFS Post Questions
Technicians must complete required questions when submitting a work order.
➤ This automatically assigns the work order to a Work Queue in Vision. - Do NOT remove ‘Completed’ Status Ecard from the Technician’s Column.
- This ensures Historical Data is preserved.
- Communication Standard
All internal communication must be documented using Office Notes
➤ (Vision work order notes with “Customer Viewable” unchecked)
➤ This centralizes communication and reduces external emails
⚠️ Important
Do NOT remove or uncheck the ‘Customer Follow-up or Inquiry’ queue unless instructed by a Service Manager.
Example of Work Order Queues
Lookups tab > Work Queue Lookup
General Steps: Opening & Monitoring Work Queues
Step 1 – Open Work Queue Lookup
- Go to the Lookups tab
- Select Work Queue Lookup
Step 2 – Select Your Queues
- Open the required queue(s) for your role
Step 3 – Refresh Queues
- Click Refresh regularly to update
Step 4 – Organize Your Queue
- Move the “Center” column to the far left
- Sort/filter as needed
💡 Tip:
You can customize your queue view to match your workflow.
Step 5 – Manage Queue Assignments
- Work orders can exist in multiple queues
- Do NOT remove queues unnecessarily
- Continue workflow by checking/unchecking appropriately
Customer Tab in Work Order (Work Order Processing)
- The Customer Tab controls workflow progression
- Queues are initially assigned via technician tablet responses
- Update queues as work progresses
Customer tab showing queue checkboxes
Department Workflow Responsibilities
Parts Department
Examples of Queues to Monitor
- Parts Needed
- Parts Processed
Workflow Steps
- Technician submits Parts Requisition
- Work order enters Parts Needed
- Order/process parts
➤ Uncheck Parts Needed
➤ Check Parts Processed - When parts arrive:
➤ Uncheck Parts Processed
➤ Check Reschedule
Will Call Process
- If parts are in stock:
- Place on Will Call shelf
- Add Office Note: “On Will Call”
- Do NOT transfer to technician until pickup
➤ Uncheck Parts Needed or Processed
➤ Check Reschedule
Important Note
- Over-the-Counter Part Sales Work Orders:
- Set Rate Sheet = “Parts Only 2018”
- Prevents auto-entry of Mileage/Travel
Dispatcher / Admin
Examples of Queues to Monitor
- Completed Work Order
- Warranty
- Portal-NTE
- Reschedule ⚠️ (Priority)
- Billing Questions
- Parts Needed
- Parts Processed
- Centralized Billing
Key Responsibilities
- Move work orders queue to:
- Manager Review
- Ready to Invoice
- Billing Questions
Reschedule Queue (Priority)
- Assign technician to return and complete work
- Used when:
- Job incomplete
- Parts received
Billing Questions Queue
- Used by Corporate Billing
- Must be reviewed and returned to:
➤ Ready to Invoice
DBoard Cleanup
Keep Only Essential Columns
Remove:
- Completed
- Ready to Invoice
- Parts on Order
- Parts Received
⚠️ Important
DBoard is for dispatching only
➤ Remove non-essential columns to avoid duplication efforts
Service Manager
Examples of Queues to Monitor
- Customer Follow-up or Inquiry
- Manager Review
- Light Duty Construction
Responsibilities
- Approve work orders
- Move to Ready to Invoice
- Monitor all queue workflows
Light Duty Construction
Queue
- Light Duty Construction
Process
- Used for additional/internal repairs
- May require:
- Billing
- New work order
Corporate Billing Agent
Examples of Queues to Monitor
- Ready to Invoice
- Warranty
- SASS
- Centralized Billing
- z-SPC (Corporate only)
Responsibilities
- Process billing
- Maintain workflow progression
Key Reminders
✅ Work orders can exist in multiple queues
✅ Do NOT remove required queues prematurely
✅ Always use Office Notes for communication
✅ Keep workflow moving by updating queue status
✅ DBoard = Dispatch tool only (not workflow tracking)
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