Job Management Web Based
Project Id: 1465933

Summary:
A web based job management system to keep track\history of jobs that come in to the shop.
Who is working on it, the status of the repair ( 0-100% ) date job came in, current date, date job was completed and notes. As well as the ability to add jobs in a que (ie. We have a computer that needs serviced at this date and time) ie. so an admin can add the job, the date and have it appear in the work que 7 days before the job must be started.

The ability for the tech to change the system 0-100% and have it reflect across the board so everyone can see the job, the date, and status.
 Once job is completed, tech can click " Repairs are complete " and it will be put into
a temporary que for a certain amount of time, until someone clicks " Job was Picked Up\Finished "
After that point it will go into the Archives that can be reviewed or brought up at any time, by typing in a work order #, or users name.

Along with other features requested that will be included in the attached .zip

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