Operation Status, Confirmation, and Timesheets
Before you start work, see what an operation's status shows, what an Operation Confirmation records, and why Timesheet submission and work-order completion are separate actions.
Operation status reflects reflects real-time status for Work Orders, operations, and timesheets following status reversals or cancellations (e.g., TECO to Released). For multiple assignments, the overall Work Order status is updated based on the individual progress.
Operation confirmation records actual time and details against the operation, such as the technician, actual start and end time, and comments. Operation confirmation and timesheet submission actions are based on the tenant-level configuration.
Split operations divide one operation into splits so multiple technicians can work on it at once, or across shifts. If your operation has splits, select the relevant Split ID when you confirm your portion.
Work-order completion is performed after the assigned operations are finished. If pending operations or tasks remain, the application displays an alert when you select Complete Work Order.
Timesheet submission logs the time worked. It can be partial when more work remains or final when no work remains.
Final Confirmation and No Remaining Work are the checkboxes used to mark a timesheet submission as final rather than partial. Select both only when you are the last technician completing the operation.
The auto timer tracks active working time on an operation. If the auto timer is disabled for your organization, enter the work time manually when submitting a timesheet.
Next: Acknowledge the Permit for Your Job, then complete the other checks shown before work starts.
