You can mark equipment as defective in both the Maintenance module and the Warehouse module. After doing so, you can create a new repair for that equipment item in the Maintenance module.
When creating the repair, you can choose whether the defective equipment item or serial number should remain in stock while it is being repaired.
Quickly creating a repair slip is useful for your crew. It provides a clear overview of which items (and serial numbers) need to be repaired.
Add a repair from the Maintenance module
- Go to the buildMaintenance module, and then to the Repairs submodule.
- Click on
- +Add repair.
- In the Equipment field, search for your equipment item or scan the QR code.
- Fill in the Serial number field, when applicable.
- Fill in the repair input options.
- Save
- Go to the Equipment module.
- Open an item, physical or virtual combination.
- Go to the "Repairs" section.
- Click on "Add a repair".
- Fill in the options.
- Save.
Repair input options explained
| Equipment | Search for the equipment item in your database |
| Status |
These statuses help you track repairs more accurately and manage items that cannot be repaired.
|
| Reported by | Choose which crew member reported this repair |
| Assignee | Choose which crew member should repair this item |
| External repair | If a third party will repair the item, choose the contact from your Contacts database |
| Quantity | Specify an amount |
| Repair period | Choose the time period (start/end) that should take to repair the item |
| Costs | Specify the costs of this repair |
| Usable |
Item cannot be used - This item cannot be planned on projects during the start/end period; Item can be used - This item can be planned on projects during the start/end period |
| Remark | Add extra information for the person or company that will be repairing this item. This information can be displayed on your repair slip |
Everything you need to know about the "Unrepairable" workflow
When an item is damaged beyond repair, you can mark its repair status as “Unrepairable.” This triggers a dedicated workflow designed to streamline the process of closing the repair and updating your inventory automatically.
- Navigate to the Status field
- Open the dropdown menu
- Select Unrepairable.
Once selected, the 'Repair Period' end date is automatically set to the moment the status is updated.
Your equipment stock levels will be updated automatically to reflect the item’s status:
For serialized equipment, the associated serial number will be deactivated:
Add a repair from the Warehouse module
When booking equipment in the Warehouse module, you can mark an item as lost or defective.
This keeps your equipment tracking accurate, as items are only marked as returned once they are physically back in the warehouse.
For more details on how this works, see the related article.
Create a repair slip
Quickly creating a repair slip is useful for your crew - in one overview, they will see which items (and serial numbers) need repairing.
- Go to the build Maintenance module -> Repairs
- Select all equipment items that you want to include on the repair slip.
- Click on print Create repair slip, choose a repair slip template and desired settings.
- Generate
- Save to item .
You can always find your repair slip when you select the included equipment items in the build Maintenance or category Equipment modules and click "Details".
Complete a repair
To mark a repair as complete:
- Select one or more repairs you want to mark as complete.
- Select "Complete".
The repair will not disappear from the list, but the end date will now be shown in the "Until" column. If you don't see the "Until" column you can easily add it back.
If you want to see only the repairs yet to be completed, you can select the standard filter "Has not been repaired yet".
Yes, you will receive an internal notification about repairs. Ensure the notification settings are set up to allow notification.