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MOBILE REPAIRS SYSTEM
The Hand-e-Work Mobile Repairs System is a software application developed within Microsoft Windows Mobile and designed for use by Trade Operatives delivering a direct housing repairs service to tenants. The software is compatible with hardware capable of running Windows Mobile 2003 1st or 2nd edition, current marketplace offerings being Orange’s SPV M1000/M2000, O2’s XDA II, Vodaphone's Qtek 20/20, I-mates JAM and GSM versions of HP’s iPAQ. It replaces the traditional paper Work Ticket, providing a computerised alternative for the issue of job instructions, the processing of these, and the return of completion details to the originating office.
The application works in conjunction with a core job issue system taking data, which would ordinarily be committed to a printed Work Ticket, and transmitting this to a nominated hand held device. It is vendor independent and can interoperate with a range of core systems subject to the availability of suitable interface capability.
The means of extracting the basic job data is dependant on the core system – in some cases a system may already provide a means of generating job instructions to a file rather than paper, in others, this is achieved through customisation of the print routines in order to direct the printed output to a file location.
The application is supplied with a software toolkit, which provides the necessary functionality for the transmission of these job instructions to the handheld as well as the receipt, and internal distribution of the in-bound job completion data
Inbound data from mobile devices is populated into a data file. This is typically presented to the core system through available interfaces or, in simplest form, can be saved as a document for distribution (e-mail) to the relevant user to serve as the source document for manual input.
Processing facilities available within version 2.3 of Hand-e-Work include:
¨ Work tray design – job display order determined by prioritisation, e.g.
¨ Emergency, Appointment date etc
¨ Time recording – productive and non-productive time – with optional stopwatch method
¨ Schedule of Rates – full ‘code book’ held in memory for search and retrieval
¨ Schedule of Rates – completion or rejection of SOR tasks within allocated job
¨ Schedule of Rates – ability to add new SOR tasks (variations)
¨ Product Catalogue – full stock catalogue book’ held in memory for search and retrieval
¨ Materials usage recording – van stock management
¨ View asbestos components (fed from back office database)
¨ Diary view – review forward workload with full drill-down
¨ Timesheet review – review recorded time with full drill-down
¨ Call tenant button
¨ Tenant signature capture
¨ Integration with Windows Mobile ‘Today’ screen