Difference between revisions of "Planned Maintenance Processing"

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Latest revision as of 13:04, 10 January 2023

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Select Agreements > PM Processing
The PM Processing feature is used to generate new jobs from planned maintenance schedules.
 Order the output by Agreement Number or Site Code
 Set the cut-off date using the Cut-off Date field.
 Set the job schedule-off date using the Schedule Date field.
 Set the starting invoice number using the Next Invoice number field.
 Process customers on credit hold.
 Total by Site, Equipment or Task Code.
 Assign the servicer from the schedule, the site's primary servicer, the sites secondary servicer or leave the servicer unassigned.
 Use either the current date or the schedules calendar date.
 
Filter Fields
Customer Name Site Name Agreement No