Summary
A Unit Condition describes the state of a unit when your tech inspects it — for example, whether it's sanitary, cluttered, vacant, or cannot be accessed. Defining these here gives techs a consistent set of options in the mobile app, documents conditions that affect service (like clutter or no access), and keeps multi-unit records audit-ready.
Key Points
Create a unit condition for each state. Your techs might find a unit in
Techs select these on the mobile app when inspecting or servicing a unit
Consistent options document access and sanitation issues for reporting and audits
How to Get to Unit Condition
From the top of the Navigation menu, click on Settings (gear icon)
Click on Unit Condition
How to Create a Unit Condition
Click the New Unit Condition button in the upper right.
Enter the Unit Condition Name
Click the green Create Unit Condition button to save
Choosing Good Unit Conditions
Capture conditions that affect service — especially access problems and sanitation issues that explain why a unit was or wasn't treated.
Keep names clear and distinct so techs pick the right one quickly.
Make it useful for follow-up — conditions like "No Access" or "Clutter" help you flag units that need another visit or client action.
Examples
Common unit conditions include:
Sanitary / Good
Cluttered
Vacant
Occupied
No Access / Inaccessible
Pet Present
Needs Prep / Client Action Required
Important Note: Anytime you change something in Settings, your techs must Reload Data in the mobile app to see the change.
Need more help? Reach out to Fieldwork support, and we'll be happy to walk you through these settings.



