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Understanding Work Order Views in Makula

Makula offers multiple views to help you manage work orders efficiently, whether you need quick scanning, visual tracking, or scheduling.

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Written by George Newman
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Switching Views

Navigation:
Go to Work Orders under the CMMS section. Use the view toggle at the top of the page to switch between views.


List View

A compact, scrollable list for a quick overview.

Displays:

  • Work Order Title

  • Work Order ID

  • Connection Name

  • Asset Name

  • Asset Serial Number

  • Number of Procedures Attached

  • Assignee

  • Creation Date

  • Scheduled Date

  • Work Order Status


Table View

Ideal for data-heavy review and sorting.

Includes all List View columns, plus:

  • Created By

  • Connection Contact

  • Custom Fields (from Settings)

Sorting options:

  • Work Order Name

  • Scheduled Date

  • Creation Date


Board View (Work Order Board)

A visual layout for managing work order stages and enhancing team collaboration.

Key Features:

  • Visual Workflow: Columns represent statuses or single-select custom fields (e.g., Priority, Team). Cards represent work orders.

  • Real-Time Drag-and-Drop: Move cards between columns to update status or field values instantly.

  • Custom Boards:

    • Click + Create Board

    • Select a single-select custom field

    • View your workflow by that field

  • Sorting within Columns:

    • Name (A-Z / Z-A)

    • Created Date (Latest / Oldest)

    • Updated Date (Latest / Oldest)

By default, the board opens in the Status view, showing work orders by their current status.


Map View

Visualise work orders geographically.

  • Each pin represents a connection’s address.

  • Click a pin to view all work orders for that connection.

  • Toggle between multiple work orders from the same connection in the pop-up.


Calendar View

Ideal for scheduling and deadline management.

  • Displays work orders by scheduled date.

  • Clicking a work order shows full details.


Pro Tip:

Each view has unique advantages. Switch between them based on whether you're planning, tracking status, managing field tasks, or reviewing performance.

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