Work order area
- Frank Louwerse
- Niels van der Vliet
Owned by Frank Louwerse
Basics
Work order areas are used to define a bit more detail of where the work order (besides the category) is reported for, an example of an area can be 'bedroom' or 'living room'. Additional information on work order areas that could be useful are:
- A work order item can be linked to locations, accommodation types and items, so areas can be made relevant for specific locations. accommodation types and work order items which means non-relevant areas can be filtered out and won't be given as an option during the creation process of a work order.
Linking entities
If no location, accommodation type or item is linked to a work order area, it means the item is valid for all locations, accommodation types and areas. This also means that when just one location or area is linked, this is an exception and all non-selected entities won't be valid.