Completing a Job
Mark jobs complete and document your work
Overview
Completing a job is the final step of the on-site workflow. When you mark a job complete, you're documenting that the work is done, adding photos and notes, and creating a record that becomes part of the property's permanent history.
Job Lifecycle
A job moves through these stages:
Scheduled → In Progress → Completed
Starting a Job
Before completing, you typically start the job:
- Open the job from your assigned jobs list
- Click "Start Job" when you arrive on site
- The job status changes to "In Progress"
- Start time is recorded
While Working
During the job, you can:
- Add photos of work in progress
- Add notes about discoveries or changes
- Update the scope if needed
- Log materials used
Completing a Job
Step-by-Step
- Open the job you want to complete
- Click "Complete Job" or "Mark Complete"
- Create a job report:
- Add completion notes (what was done)
- Upload photos of finished work
- Note any issues or follow-up needed
- Review the details
- Confirm completion
Required Information
To complete a job, you typically need:
- Completion notes: Description of work performed
- Photos: At least one photo of completed work (recommended)
What Happens on Completion
When you complete a job:
- Status changes to "Completed"
- Completion timestamp is recorded
- Job report is saved to the record
- Work history entry is created for the property
- Ticket status may update if all jobs are done
- Invoice can be created from the completed work
Job Reports
What's in a Job Report?
A job report documents:
- What was done: Work performed description
- When completed: Date and time
- Who did it: Assignee information
- Photos: Visual documentation
- Customer signature: (if applicable)
- Follow-up needs: Any additional work required
Adding Photos to Job Reports
- Click "Add Photos" in the report
- Take or upload photos:
- Before photos (if not already added)
- Work in progress
- After/completed photos
- Add captions to explain each photo
- Photos are permanently attached to the record
Why Photos Matter
- Proof of completion: Shows work was done properly
- Customer reference: Customers can review what was done
- Warranty protection: Documents condition at completion
- Property history: Future reference for this location
After Completion
Creating an Invoice
After completing a job:
- Click "Create Invoice" from the job or report
- Invoice pre-populates with job details:
- Customer information
- Property address
- Services performed
- Line items from job
- Review and adjust as needed
- Send to customer
Handling Follow-Up Work
If additional work is needed:
- Note it in the job report
- Create a new ticket for the follow-up
- Or add another job to the existing ticket
- Communicate with customer about next steps
Tips
- Take photos throughout the job, not just at the end
- Write detailed completion notes - future you will thank you
- Complete jobs the same day the work is done
- Don't wait to complete jobs - stale entries lose accuracy
- Use photos to document any issues discovered
Common Questions
Q: Can I edit a completed job? A: Yes, you can add notes and photos after completion. Core details may have restrictions.
Q: What if I forgot to start the job before completing? A: You can still complete it. The start time won't be recorded, but completion works normally.
Q: Can I uncomplete a job? A: Yes, admins can reopen completed jobs if additional work is needed.
Q: Is customer signature required? A: Signature collection is optional. It's available for companies that require it.
Q: How do I complete multiple jobs at once? A: Jobs are completed individually to ensure proper documentation for each.
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