- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Assets
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- Inbound REST API
- Inventory
- Overview
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- Inventory and Parts
- Importing Product Inventory
- Remove Parts From Inventory
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- Overview
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- Display User Device Location on Map
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- Google and Outlook Integration
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- Max Session Idle Time for Users
- Permissions Template
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- Updating the User Password
- User Locked Out
- User Preferences
- Work Orders
Overview
This section will go over some commonly asked questions regarding work order colors.
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Work Order Color Meaning
Work orders are color-coded as follows:
Green means the job has been completed.
Blue means the mobile worker is in transit to the job.
Yellow means the mobile worker is on site.
And teal means the job has been dispatched and scheduled.
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