Workshop Order Details for Mechanics

1. Objective

This screen allows workshop personnel to view and manage, in a single view, the summary of the order and associated breakdowns. It facilitates:

  • Verify key vehicle and order data.
  • Record new faults or additional work.
  • Monitor progress (planned, productive and billable times).
  • Finalize the order when all faults are resolved.

2. General structure

Area

Brief description

Top bar

Breadcrumb navigation, counter Personal time and button “Complete work order”.

Order summary

Single-row table with key data: order number, license plate, warranty, model, color, planned time, advisor, and actions.

“Works” Section

Eyelashes Current breakdowns (active) and Other repairs (historical). Includes the breakdown table.


3. Detail of fields and controls

3.1 Order Summary

Field

Use / meaning

Order

Internal identifier (e.g. 3A2023).

Brand

Vehicle brand logo.

Vehicle

License plate (e.g. E4512TBK).

Warranty

Indicator ✓ if the vehicle is within the warranty period.

Model

Complete commercial description (engine, power, transmission, code).

Color

Exterior color (and roof if applicable).

T. planned

Total estimated time for the order.

Adviser

Responsible for reception and follow-up.

Actions

Link icon to open the vehicle's file.

3.2 Table Current work

Column

Content

Indicators

Icons that indicate warranties, reports, notes, attachments, etc.

Position

Sequential order within the work order.

Description

Fault code + summary explanation.

Productive T.

Real time recorded by the technician (stopwatch).

Billable T.

Time that will be billed to the client.

State

Labels that show the status of a job

Table footer: job counter (e.g.: Works: 06).

NOTE: The jobs are shown in the order in which they have been prioritized by the Planner or Advisor.


3.3 List Other repairs

Displays a list in descending chronological order of all repairs performed on that vehicle and recorded in the system.
You can access the details and observation history of each of the jobs that make up past orders.


4. Job statuses

State

Definition

Open

Work on the fault has not started yet.

Started

The fault is being worked on

Finished

All the breakdown charges have been completed.

Cancelled

Pending replacement

The fault is awaiting one or more spare parts to continue the repair.

Pending expert (insurance)

The fault is awaiting an expert to continue with the repair.

Pending budget

The breakdown is awaiting acceptance of a quote from the customer.

Available

A fault is in this state if no one is working on it and someone could do so.