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Completing a Jobsheet (non-digital)

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These steps for non-digital jobs are only applicable to Operator and R&M accounts. For guidance on non-digital Jobsheets as a workshop please click here

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Introduction

 When a jobsheet has been done outside of the r2c system, non-digital jobs can be created. These jobs can be updated within portal, with scanned documents attached where applicable. 

However, this only applies to jobs where the repairer does not have access to r2c at all. These accounts are called read-only workshops.  For these situations, you can complete a jobsheet on their behalf for your own records. 

Use the hotspots below to see how to identify jobs where the repairer is read-only.

Step by Step

Create a non-digital job- To create a non-digital job, click or swipe through the 8 steps below.

Read Only workshops do not have access to the r2c system. Therefore there are no module icons and the Read Only label is visible. 

When a repairer is read-only, all work lines will be non-digital. The electronic worksheet toggle symbol will be off.

Step 1 - From the Jobsheets page click the NEW JOBSHEET button.
Step 1 - From the Jobsheets page click the NEW JOBSHEET button.
Step 2 – Next, search for the Vehicle Reg/Fleet number and select a match from the drop-down list.
Step 2 – Next, search for the Vehicle Reg/Fleet number and select a match from the drop-down list.
Step 3 - Once the Booking Date is correct and the relevant repairer has been chosen, click CREATE JOBSHEET
Step 3 - Once the Booking Date is correct and the relevant repairer has been chosen, click CREATE JOBSHEET
Step 4 - The job selection pop up shows existing jobs should you need to add to them or as in this case choose to start a new job. Click CREATE NEW JOBSHEET.
Step 4 - The job selection pop up shows existing jobs should you need to add to them or as in this case choose to start a new job. Click CREATE NEW JOBSHEET.
Step 5 - The jobsheet will start in Draft status, click the ADD WORKLINE button to add a task.
Step 5 - The jobsheet will start in Draft status, click the ADD WORKLINE button to add a task.
Step 6 - Choose a task type to begin.
Step 6 - Choose a task type to begin.
Step 7 - When the repairer is read-only all tasks will default to non-digital, you can choose from the existing inspections or enter a custom line in the ‘not what you are looking for?’ box. Click CREATE once done.
Step 7 - When the repairer is read-only all tasks will default to non-digital, you can choose from the existing inspections or enter a custom line in the ‘not what you are looking for?’ box. Click CREATE once done.
Step 8 - Additional tasks can be added to the job by clicking ADD WORKLINE to start the process again. Here two defect limes have also been added.
Step 8 - Additional tasks can be added to the job by clicking ADD WORKLINE to start the process again. Here two defect limes have also been added.

Complete a job- To complete a non-digital job, click or swipe through the 9  steps below.

Step 1 - Next, you can upload any scanned documents by using the Files/Notes link.
Step 1 - Next, you can upload any scanned documents by using the Files/Notes link.
Step 2 - Click ‘Choose File’ to open the file browser window.
Step 2 - Click ‘Choose File’ to open the file browser window.
Step 3 -Next, select the file you wish to upload and click ‘open’.
Step 3 -Next, select the file you wish to upload and click ‘open’.
Step 4 - Click UPLOAD to attach the file to the jobsheet.
Step 4 - Click UPLOAD to attach the file to the jobsheet.
Step 5 - The uploaded image or document will be displayed and can be downloaded again here. Click CLOSE once done.
Step 5 - The uploaded image or document will be displayed and can be downloaded again here. Click CLOSE once done.
Step 6 -There are two options to complete a job, the COMPLETE job option marks all task as complete. Or the individual check button can be used to mark a specific task as completed using the Actions menu.
Step 6 -There are two options to complete a job, the COMPLETE job option marks all task as complete. Or the individual check button can be used to mark a specific task as completed using the Actions menu.
Step 7 - After selecting the checkbox, click Actions and then choose ‘Complete.’
Step 7 - After selecting the checkbox, click Actions and then choose ‘Complete.’
Step 8 - Now enter the mileage and update the completion date if needed.
Step 8 - Now enter the mileage and update the completion date if needed.
Step 9 - Finally, In the pop-up box, confirm the mileage entered is correct or review if needed,
Step 9 - Finally, In the pop-up box, confirm the mileage entered is correct or review if needed,

Completing Defect lines – To see the steps taken to complete defect lines within portal, click or swipe through the 7 steps below.

Step 1 - Defect lines can also be completed individually to provide additional information do this click on the blue line status button.
Step 1 - Defect lines can also be completed individually to provide additional information do this click on the blue line status button.
Step 2 - Next, choose the type of action, in this example the defect has not yet been rectified so an open action of deferred work has been selected.
Step 2 - Next, choose the type of action, in this example the defect has not yet been rectified so an open action of deferred work has been selected.
Step 3 - Choose the action type required from the list.
Step 3 - Choose the action type required from the list.
Step 4 - Next, confirm when the parts are to be expected and if the vehicle will be staying onsite until they arrive. Additional comments can also be added before saving the details.
Step 4 - Next, confirm when the parts are to be expected and if the vehicle will be staying onsite until they arrive. Additional comments can also be added before saving the details.
Step 5 - Repeat this for any remaining defects. In this example a closed action of repaired has been chosen.
Step 5 - Repeat this for any remaining defects. In this example a closed action of repaired has been chosen.
Step 6 - Enter any comments relating to the action taken to repair the defect and click SAVE
Step 6 - Enter any comments relating to the action taken to repair the defect and click SAVE
Step 7 - Now that the tasks have been completed, the job status has also been updated.
Step 7 - Now that the tasks have been completed, the job status has also been updated.
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