Overview
Understanding the work order workflow helps you track maintenance tasks from creation to completion.
See it in action: Click a work order to view its detailsWork Order Detail View
Click on any work order row to open the detail panel on the right side.

Detail Panel Sections
- Header - Asset identifier and status badge
- Performance - Operating hours, idle rate, fuel consumption for the asset
- Asset Details - Engine hours, odometer readings
- Work Orders - List of work orders for this asset with quick access to each
Work Order Statuses
Work orders progress through these statuses:
- To Do - Work order created, waiting to be started
- In Progress - Mechanic is actively working on the repair
- On Hold - Waiting for parts or additional information
- Completed - Work finished and verified
Updating Status
Use the status dropdown at the top of the detail panel to update the work order progress.
Adding Notes and Updates
- Add comments to document progress
- Log time spent on repairs via the Timecards tab
- Attach photos of completed work
- Track parts used via the Parts tab
Tips
- Always add comments when changing status to explain what happened
- Log time as you work to ensure accurate cost tracking
- Mark work orders as On Hold if waiting for parts