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22 lines
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"_label": "Maintenance Schedule"
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}
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All machines require regular maintenance, specially those that contain a lot of moving parts, so if you are in the business of maintaining those or have some of them in your own premises, this is a useful tool to plan a calendar of activities for its maintenance.
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If the Customer Issue refers to “Breakdown Maintenance”, this refers to “Preventive Maintenance”.
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To create a new Maintenance Schedule go to:
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> Support > Maintenance Schedule > New Maintenance Schedule
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In the Maintenance Schedule, there are two sections:
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In the first section, you select the Items for which you want to generate the schedule and set how frequently you want to plan a visit or a maintenance. These can be optionally fetched from a Sales Order. After selecting the Items, “Save” the record.
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The second section contains the maintenance activities planned in the schedule. “Generate Schedule” will generate a separate row for each maintenance activity.
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Each Item in a Maintenance Schedule is allocated to a Sales Person.
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When the document is “Submitted” Calendar events are created in the profile of the Sales Person for each maintenance.
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