Connected work orders
Assign work to a general company record or narrow it to a customer, property, system and individual device.

Work orders & engineer planning
Plan work orders, allocate engineers, manage recurring maintenance and see upcoming appointments in a clear shared calendar connected to the correct customer, property, system and device.
Plan with context
Each work order stays attached to its operational context, giving office teams and engineers a consistent view from booking through completion.
Assign work to a general company record or narrow it to a customer, property, system and individual device.
Review appointments by month, engineer or status and keep the whole team aligned around scheduled activity.
Create planned service intervals so routine visits and important maintenance are not left to memory.
From booking to completion
Keep the appointment, engineer notes, photographs and final customer record together.
Choose the relevant records, set the visit date, start time, expected duration, priority and responsible engineer.
Move the work through scheduled, travelling, on-site and completion stages with an auditable timeline.
Capture work completed, recommendations, parts, photographs and customer confirmation before producing a report.
Built around your records
Scheduling is part of the same workspace as customers, properties, systems, devices and documents, so teams do not need to rebuild job context in a separate diary.
Scheduling questions
Yes. A work order can be connected at company, customer, property, system or device level, depending on the detail needed.
Yes. Recurring schedules support planned service activity and help teams prepare for future visits.
Yes. Engineers can update progress, notes and photographs, with offline field tools available for work where connectivity is limited.
Plan better service
Create a workspace and bring work orders, engineers, customers and equipment into one organised service plan.