The whole job lives in one record
In Ritmas, the work order holds the whole job (scope, pricing, status, and history), and every scheduled field visit lives under it, so nothing about a job ends up scattered across tools.
Everything about the job in one record
The work order is the record that holds everything about a job. Scope, line-item pricing, notes, status, and full history live in one place, so you are never piecing a job back together from email, texts, and a paper folder.
- Scope, pricing, and status all live on the work order
- Notes and attachments stay with the job, not lost in a thread
- Open one record and see the whole job at once
Every trip is a visit under the work order
Real jobs take more than one trip. Every scheduled field event is a visit under the work order, each with its own crew, time, and status, so a diagnosis today and a repair next week stay tied to the same job instead of splitting into two.
- Each visit carries its own crew, schedule, and status
- Multi-trip jobs stay organized under one work order
- Add a follow-up visit without starting a new job
Forms, photos, and sign-off captured on the phone
The tech works the visit from their phone. Forms and checklists come up for the job at hand, photos and notes upload as they go, and the customer signs off on site, so the record is complete before they leave the driveway.
- Attach the forms and checklists a job requires
- Photos and notes upload straight from the field
- Customer sign-off saves to the record on the spot
Keep every job in one record
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Work-order questions
The short answers. Reach out any time if you want to dig into the details.
What is the difference between a work order and a visit?
The work order holds the whole job: scope, pricing, and status. Visits are the individual scheduled field events under it, so a job that takes several trips stays organized under one record.
Can I attach custom forms and checklists?
Yes. You attach the forms and checklists a job needs, so techs capture the right information on every visit.
Are photos and sign-off saved to the job?
Yes. Photos, notes, and signatures attach to the work order, so you have a complete record of what happened on site.
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