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Work Orders (Shift+F10)

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Work Orders (Shift+F10)

This Help File Page was last Modified on 08/16/2012

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Work Orders (Shift+F10)

This Help File Page was last Modified on 08/16/2012

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Often, while Processing Alarms or just answering the telephone, an Operator or any User may get a request for service on the Subscriber's Alarm System.
MKMSCS Central Station Monitoring Application users may Press Shift+F10 or Click the Work Order Icon on the Shortcuts tab to access the Quick Work Order Form.
There are three possible scenarios leading up to selecting the Work Order (Shift+F10) option:
1.While Processing an Alarm Signal for a Subscriber, the Operator may Click the Work Order button on this Shortcuts Tool Bar to open the Quick Work Order Form.
When an Operator opens the Quick Work Order Form while actually processing an Alarm Signal, the Quick Work Order Form will be pre-populated with that Subscriber's information.
2.While viewing Subscriber information within the Sub Info (F2) Form, the Operator may Click the Work Order button on this Shortcuts Tool Bar to open the Quick Work Order Form.
When an Operator opens the Quick Work Order Form while looking at Subscriber information, the Quick Work Order Form will be pre-populated with that Subscriber's information.
3.In any other case (doing nothing specific, just logged into MKMSCS), the Operator may Click the Work Orders Icon on the Shortcuts Tool Bar to open the Quick Work Order Form.
The Operator must first Search for the specific Subscriber who is requesting the service.
Once that Subscriber record is located, the Quick Work Order Form will be pre-populated with that Subscriber's information.
MKMS users may also Click the Quick WO (Quick Work Order) button on the Service Tracking Menu.
In this case the User must first Search for the specific Subscriber who is requesting the service.
Once that Subscriber is chosen, the Quick Work Order Form will be pre-populated with that Subscriber's information.

 

Entering a Service Request using the Quick Work Order Form:

 

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Click the Search Icon and locate the appropriate Subscriber.
The Subscriber + Address + Phone information and the Work Order number will be inserted automatically.
The decisions you might have to make, and how to make them:
There is a Past Due Balance meaning that all or part of their outstanding balance is 30 or more days Past Due:
If so, follow those instructions (see Subscriber has a Past Due Balance below:
The Subscriber already has pending, an Open Work Order.  
If so, follow those instructions (see Subscriber has an Open Work Order below):
If not, complete the Quick Work Order Form as explained in the Quick Work Order chapter.

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Quick Work Order Form

 

See the Quick Work Order chapter for detailed information on how to enter this Service Request.