Job Dates
Use the Job Dates tab to manage dates for multiple repair orders.
Note: Edit dates for a single repair order on the Dates Tab in the open repair order.
Filter and sort the Job Dates tab to find specific information.
How to

- On the toolbar, click Jobs, then click Job Dates.

- On the toolbar, click Jobs, then click Job Dates.
- On the Job Dates tab, click the date you want to change, and then click the Down arrow
to select a date.
- If the Change Reason dialog box appears, select a reason for the change, then click Ok.

- On the toolbar, click Jobs, then click Job Dates.
- On the Job Dates tab, click the appropriate repair order.
- In the Dates area at the bottom of the tab, click Display Notes for Selected RO. The notes for that repair order appear in the bottom most section of the tab.

Note: If the Apply button is active, you can click it at any point; you don't need to set all of the filters first.
- On the toolbar, click Jobs, then click Job Dates.
- On the Job Dates tab, in the Filter on list at the top of the tab, click the filter of your choice. Your selection affects what you do next.
- If you click All, no additional filters appear and you can go to step 3.
- If you click Out Date, the Begin and End fields appear to the right of the filter list. Use these fields to choose the range the Out Date falls within. Click the Begin arrow
to select a date. Do the same for the End date.
- If you click Estimator, the having list appears. In the having list, click the estimator (name) of your choice.
- If you click Insurance, the having list appears. In the having list, click the insurance company of your choice.
- In the list to the right of the Apply button, select a status (Open, Closed, or Both).
- Click the Forward
button to access additional filters; for example, Data Filter.
- Click the Begin arrow
to select a date for the additional filter; then do the same for the End date.
- In the list to the left of the Apply button, select a status (Due In, Due Out, Started, Completed, Delivered, Closed, Sold).
- Click Apply to generate a filtered list of repair orders. The number of repair orders listed is displayed in the Total Jobs field in the bottom section of the tab.
- To include on-hold repair orders, select the Include on Hold check box.
- Click the Print Preview button to create a report of Production Review by Dates.

All columns with text (numbers or words) have three sort states: default (by
- Click the column headings to sequentially move through these sort states.
- An arrow appears next to the column name to indicate that a column is ascending or descending.

Field | Description |
---|---|
RO Number |
The repair order number. |
Last Name |
Primary contact person's last name. |
First Name |
Primary contact person's first name. |
Year |
Year of the vehicle. |
Make |
Make of the vehicle. |
Model |
Model of the vehicle. |
Due In Schedule |
Date the vehicle is scheduled to arrive at the shop for repair. |
Due Out Schedule |
Date the vehicle is scheduled to be returned to the customer. |
Arrival |
The date the vehicle arrives at the shop for repair. |
Start |
The date work on the vehicle begins. |
Completion |
The date the vehicle is ready to be delivered to the customer. |
Delivery |
The date the vehicle is returned to the customer. |
Closed |
The date the repair order is closed in accounting. |
Internal Out |
An internal date, such as:
|
Signature |
Date the customer signs the work authorization form. |
Appointment |
Date of the customer's appointment with the estimator to write the estimate. |
Schedule |
The schedule, if you use Scheduler or Scheduler Pro. |
Estimator |
The estimator's name. |
Insurance |
The insurance company handling the claim. |
Original Out Date |
The originally scheduled due out date. |
Loss |
The date the vehicle was damaged. |
Estimate |
Date the estimate is written. |
Sold |
The date the repair order is created. |
