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Historical Jobs Report – Jobs Module

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Written by Arnold E. Garcia

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The Historical Jobs Report gives you a full view of completed and closed jobs over a selected period. It's a key reference for understanding past service delivery and spotting trends or areas to improve.

Use this report to:

  • Review past job activity and service history.

  • Monitor job completion performance and timelines.

  • Analyse engineer workload and job allocation.

  • Track equipment service history.

  • Support audits, reporting, and operational analysis.


Getting There

To access the Historical Jobs Report:

  • Open the Jobs module.

  • Select Historical Jobs.

  • The report will display using the default criteria.

  • Select Apply Filters to refine the results.

  • Choose the required filters, then select Apply to update the report.


Available Filters and Their Impact

Use the available filters to refine the jobs displayed in the report:

  • Period: Filters the report by date range, showing jobs created or completed within the selected period.

Use this to analyse jobs within a specific timeframe, such as weekly, monthly, or quarterly performance.

  • Site: Filters the report by the selected customer sites.

Useful for reviewing the job history of a specific location or customer site.

  • Job: Filters the report to show specific jobs.

Ideal when you're investigating or reviewing a particular job.

  • Closed Job State: Filters the report by job state (for example, Submitted, Completed, or Invoiced).

Helps you focus on jobs at a specific stage of completion or closure.

  • Job Status: Filters the report by the operational job status recorded.

Useful for analysing the workflow or operational progress of jobs.

  • Engineer: Filters the report by the selected engineers.

Helps you evaluate engineer workload, productivity, or job history.

  • Job Type: Filters the report by the job type linked to each sub-job.

Useful for analysing the types of work carried out (for example, maintenance, repair, or installation).

  • Equip. ID: Filters the report by the selected equipment records.

Tip: Helps you track the service history of particular equipment.


Column Breakdown and Key Fields

Each row in the report represents a historical job.

Column Name

Description

Site

The site ID and name of the customer location where the job was carried out

Job No.

The unique job number assigned to the job

State

The overall job state, showing the current stage of the job

Status

The job status, showing the operational state of the job

Job Description

A description of the work or issue linked to the job

Call Date

The date the job was created or logged

Agreed Visit Date

The scheduled or agreed date for the engineer visit

Completed Date

The date the job was completed

Engineer

The names of the engineers assigned to the job

Job Type

The category or type of work carried out

Equipment ID

The IDs of the equipment linked to the job

Make

The manufacturer or brand of the equipment

Model

The model of the equipment

Serial Number

The serial numbers of the equipment

Some columns, such as Engineer, Job Type, and the equipment columns, can show several values in a single row. This happens when a job has more than one engineer, sub-job, or piece of equipment.

The Historical Jobs Report is a key tool for analysing past service operations and understanding job performance over time.

With this report, you can:

  • Get full visibility of completed and closed jobs.

  • Track service delivery efficiency and timelines.

  • Analyse engineer performance and job distribution.

  • Review equipment service history for maintenance planning.

Review this report regularly to spot trends, recurring issues, and performance insights. Targeted filters, such as Engineer, Job Type, or Site, help streamline your analysis and support better operational decisions.

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