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Quick Start
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Work Place
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- Manage Parts
- Assign Partners
- Interaction Buttons
- Workflow Buttons
- Communications Usage
- Schedule Tickets
- Edit Ticket Details
- Cancel Tickets
- Remove Tickets from the Ticket Clipboard
- Report Tickets
- Create Intervention Info
- Create Intervention Reports
- Cancel Appointments
- Clone Tickets
- Edit Privat Notes
- Inline Skill Editing
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Admin Panel
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- Process Menu Explained
- Workflows Usage
- What are Appearances in context of workflows?
- What are Buttons in context of workflows?
- What are Automations in context of workflows?
- What are Guides in context of workflows?
- What are Actions in context of workflows?
- Projects Configuration
- Custom Forms Creation
- Lists Configuration
- Customer Portal Customization
- Automated Actions
- Conditions Configuration
- Indications Configuration
- Template Configuration
- Ticket Durations Configuration
- Custom Fields Configuration
- Value Sets Configuration
- SLA Profile Configuration
- Workflow Monitoring
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Fieldcode FMA app
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Customer Portal
How the manual is structured
Here you can learn how the Fieldcode Manual is structured in general.
Knowing how the Fieldcode Manual is structured may help you to find the info you need easier, therefore please try not to skip this short read.
By the way: You can learn how we use terms internally and externally on the Fieldcode Glossary page which is also be beneficial for learning the Fieldcode software.
Manual Layout
Work place and Admin panel are structured as follows:
- AP/WP Header: This is the upper row of the application which contains general settings and lets you change the view (inside Work place).
- AP/WP Sidebar: This is the left row of the application which can be collapsed and expanded and contains some important main actions (like eg. ticket creation).
- WP Components: A view consists of different components which you can tailored to your specific role needs. The first view you may encounter is the Dispatch view.
- WP Tabs: Some components, in particular the Ticket Details component, are divided into different tabs so that a lot of information is visible at first glance.
- AP Menus: Each setting in the Admin panel has a menu above it, which in turn serves a specific setting purpose.
For example, the Users menu is subordinate to the Account setting purpose. - AP Tabs: The individual settings are in turn divided into different tabs to make it easier to adjust many individual settings.
For example, some menus have a “Basic” and “Advanced” tab.
So it may really help you if you know where in the app you currently are to quickly find the right help in the manual in the left navigation of the Fieldcode Manual.
Of course, we are constantly working to improve the search in the top bar nonetheless, so that it is always easy to find what you are looking for.
Work place Layout
- Ticket Pool -> often also referred to as Ticket Pool component
- Timeline -> often also referred to as Timeline component
- Ticket Details -> often also referred to as Ticket Details component
- Map -> often also referred to as Map component
- Analytics -> often also referred to as Analytics component / PowerBI/ Forecasting
- Scheduling Assistant -> your choice to smartly schedule tickets as a dispatcher
- Workload Calendar ->your choice to keep the workloads of your engineers on track
- Quicklaunch -> your choice to edit ticket details fast one-by-one
In the different components you will encounter terms like:
- Workflow buttons
- Interaction buttons
- Tabs
You can customize the whole Fieldcode Work Place experience with the help of:
- Admin Panel
![](https://manual.fieldcode.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Work-place-768x398.png)
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Work place header
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Work place sidebar
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Ticket Pool
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Timeline
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Map
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Ticket Details
![](https://manual.fieldcode.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Scheduling-assistant.png)
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Scheduling Assistant
How to open the assistant
Option 1: By double-clicking on a particular ticket in the Ticket Pool.
Option 2: From the context menu of a ticket in the Ticket pool in the Dispatch view.
Option 3: From the Timeline by right-click (opening the context menu) on Schedule ticket.
Option 4: From the Ticket Details by clicking on the corresponding
workflow button.
Admin Panel Layout
- Configure users, accounts, permissions, and partners -> Access configuration
- Configure your custom company workflow -> Process configuration
- Configure your dispatch network -> Dispatch configuration
- Configure system connections -> Interface configuration
They have corresponding sub-menus like:
- Users, permissions, partners…
- Workflows, projects, forms, automated actions, conditions, indications…
- Groups, skills, service delivery, ticket scoring, PUDOs…
- Account, system connection…
The terms describe affected parts of the system you are going to configure for Work place.
- You are going to manage user accesses for your engineers, dispatchers, partners etc.
- You are going to manage process-related options such as eg. workflows, projects, forms, automated actions etc.
- You are going to manage dispatch-related options such as assigning dispatch groups, skill assignment, service delivery preferences, ticket scores etc.
![](https://manual.fieldcode.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Admin-panel-768x428.png)
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Access configuration
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Process configuration
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Dispatch configuration
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Interface configuration
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Sidebar to quickly access all the sections and sub-sections
![](https://manual.fieldcode.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Admin-panel-768x399.png)
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Admin panel header
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Admin panel sidebar
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List view of an opened menu
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Tabs inside an selected item
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Menu for configuration
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