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Field Names and Descriptions

Field Name Description
Acknowledge/ Return Address The address to which a document holder must return his acknowledgment of receipt and document.
Acknowledgment of Distribution Receipts Displays the holders of copies from whom no acknowledgments have been received.
Actual End Date The date a work order or work task was completed.
Actual Start Date The date a work order or work task commenced.
Additional Code A field to define an additional number or code to describe a person, for example:
  • Tax number
  • Passport number
  • Any other attribute associated with the person
Address Type The type of address, for example:
  • E-Mail
  • Physical
  • Postal
Allocated Copy Type Where a Master/Copy has been requested, denotes which will be issued.
Anticipated Return Date The date a copy of a document is expected to be returned.
Application A descriptive name for a software application. For example, Microsoft Word.
Approval of Items Required A flag that can be set when creating a Product Baseline. When not set, a baseline may be created that does not include all items that form part of the baseline.
Approval Status The approval status of a work order can be either:
  • Approved
  • Not Approved
Approved By The person approving an object.
Associated Object Type Attributes may be associated with the following object types:
  • Change Requests
  • Deviations / Waivers
  • Documents
  • Items
  • Locations
  • Modification Orders
  • Organizations
  • Persons
  • Projects
  • Serial Item
  • Virtual Items
  • Work Orders
Attribute Name The name of a characteristic, for example:
  • Mass
  • Size
  • Color
  • Diameter
Audit Date The date when object data was actioned.
Audit Event The type of action on an AssetWise object, for example:
  • Created
  • Updated
  • Approved
Audit Person The name of the person who created or last updated data related to the object
Author (Notes) When a note is added to an object, the author defaults to the user who is currently logged in.
Base Unit The unit of measure of a field, for example:
  • Pounds for mass
  • Yard for length
Batch Qty The number of items in a batch.
Build History The flag is set by AssetWise when there are build history documents related to a physical item serial or batch number.
Build or Buy (Physical Items) The physical item class can be one of the following:
  • P - Procured: items bought from manufacturers or suppliers
  • F - Fabricated: items built within the company
  • S - Subcontracted: items designed within the company but built by a subcontractor.
Category (Change Requests) Changes can be classified as follows:
  • Class 1 - Changes affecting the form fit and/or function of the concept
  • Class 2 - Changes not affecting the form, fit and/or function of the concept but which require document updates
  • Class 3 - Corrections, such as spelling mistakes

Each class has a different Approval permission, allowing different people to approve different classes of changes.

Change No/Number A number to identify a change event.
Change Pending (Document) The Change Pending status is set by AssetWise when a document is defined as an affected document on a change with the status "Proposed".

You cannot update or set this status, but you can use it in queries.

Default = No

Change Pending (Physical Items) The Change Pending status is set by AssetWise when a physical item is defined as an affected physical item on a change with the status "Proposed".

You cannot update or set this status, but you can use it in queries.

Default = No

Checked Out The status indicates whether a document has been checked out to a user for correction. Documents can only be checked out if the document is not approved.

You cannot update or set this status, but you can use it in queries.

Default = No

Checkout Location A folder location for a document that is being checked out.
Child Location The description of a child location.
Class (Physical and Virtual Items) The Category, Family Group, and Style classify the item (physical or virtual) into groups that simplify the search for groups of items

The Class must exist before it can be used as an attribute to classify an object.

Class (Product Structure Types) Indicates the document class used for physical item and serial item structures
Class Type (Document Types) The Type of document class, for example:
  • User-defined
  • Item baseline
  • Product baseline
  • Virtual Item baseline
  • Virtual Item structure

Many user-defined types can be added, but only one item baseline type, one product baseline, one virtual item baseline and one virtual item structure type can be added.

Code (Item Types) A single character shortcut code for an item type.
Code (Organizations) An organization unit code. Refer to Organization Code.
Code (Projects) A project code.
Config (Change Controlled for Attributes) Indicates whether the attribute associated with a document or physical item may only be changed via a change request.
Configuration Item (CI) Indicates whether a physical item is a configuration item or not. This flag is used to differentiate between configuration items and non-configuration items.

Configuration item attributes cannot be changed without raising a change request.

If the Configuration Item flag is set, the following field is applicable:
  • Version – A physical item is declared a CI when at least one of the following is true or is needed for the entity when you, as the authority responsible for designing, manufacturing, installing and/or supporting the item, are in a position to control:
    • The functional characteristics and/or interfaces of the item and thus the changing of data and documents which describe the item's configuration and application, and/or
    • The physical characteristics and/or interfaces of the item and thus the changing of data and documents, which describe the item's configuration and application.
Confirm Password Confirmation of a password.
Copy Issued To The person to whom a copy of a document has been issued.
Copy Mask Used to define the structure of the copy number when automatic creation of copy numbers is enabled, for example, #### results in copy numbers starting at 0001.
Copy Number A unique number or code to identify each copy of a document.
Copy Type The type of copy can be one of the following:
  • Master -– the singular source from which copies are made.
  • Secondary Master – a copy of the master acting as the master (when the master is not available).
  • Copy – a duplicate of the master document.
Create / Fill A flag to create and fill a transmittal form.
Created (By) The user who created an object.
Cross-reference Number (Documents) An alternative number for a defined document primary number, such as a different number can be allocated for an existing document. This enables users to reference different numbers for an existing document. For example, users can cross-reference an existing document number, numbered to their own convention, to an ISBN number, or to a supplier’s number.
Cross-reference Number (Items) An alternative number for a defined physical item primary number. This enables users to reference different numbers for an existing physical item, e.g. users can cross-reference an existing physical item primary number to a NATO item number.
Cross-reference Type The description of a cross-reference, for example:
  • ISBN
  • NATO Number
  • Old Number
Data Source The name or description of a database that is accessed.
Database A SQL Server or Oracle managed relational database.
Database Password The password of a database user.
Database User The name of a database user.
Date Acknowledged Date acknowledged.
Date Added The date an object was added to the database.
Date Circulated The date a document copy was circulated to the circulation list.
Date Created The date a note was created.
Date Implemented The date a modification was implemented.
Date Issued The date a document copy was issued. Provided by the system and only visible from a report.
Date Last Actioned The date of the last action taken on the object.
Date Last Notified The date the holder was last notified of any changes.
Date Obsolete (Document Class) The date on which a document class expires. An expired document class may not be used when adding a new document or when updating an existing document with the expired document type.
Date Obsolete (Documents) The date from which the document is obsolete.
Date Obsolete (Items) The date from which a physical item is obsolete and is no longer available.
Date Planned The date a modification is planned to be implemented.
Date Received The date a requisition for copies was received.
Date Registered The date when a change or modification was registered.
Date Required The date by which a copy of a document is required.
Date Returned The date when a holder returned his/her document copy.
Date to Return The date when a holder must return a document copy.
Date Security Expires (Not Used. This is a legacy field.)
Days between Password Change The number of days between password changes.
Decimals Indicates the number of decimal places in Number type fields.
Default Address (Distribution) A default Directory address for the "issuing" organization on Requisition Orders
Default Approval Responsibility The responsibility type for approval of items and documents, for example, "Design Authority".
Default Media Type The default media when creating copies, for example, "Paper".
Default Organization (Distribution) Default "issuing" Organization for Requisition Orders.
Default Remarks Printed on Distribution Transmittals The message that is to be printed on a transmittal by default.
Description (Address Types) A descriptive name to identify the various address types, for example:
  • Home Address
  • Company Address
Description (Change Request Priorities) The description of a change request priority, for example:
  • Urgent
  • Routine
Description (Change Requests) A short description of what is changing on a change request.
Description (Class) The description of the class used for item classification.
Description (Cross-reference Types) The description of a cross-reference type, for example:
  • ISBN
  • NATO Number
Description (Deviations & Waivers) A short description of a deviation / waiver.
Description (Item Link Type) Item link types are names for the relationship between two physical items, for example:
  • Tools
  • Jigs
  • Test equipment

For a physical item, a tools relationship may be defined to another physical item. The physical item is then related as a tool of the first item.

This is not applicable to parent component (child) relationships.

Description (Item Type) The description of an item type. Refer to Item Type.
Description (Item) A short description of a physical item.
Description (Location) A short description of a location.
Description (Media Type) The description of a document media type, for example:
  • Paper
  • Electronic Source Files (ESF)
  • Microfiche
Description (Modification Priorities) The description of a modification priority, for example:
  • Urgent
  • Routine
Description (Modifications) A short description of a modification.
Description (Note Priorities) A description of a note priority, for example:
  • 1 - Urgent (1 Day processing)
  • 9 - Routine (30 Day processing)
Description (Number Types) A descriptive name to identify the various number types for directory entries for persons and organizations, for example:
  • Telephone
  • Telex
  • FAX
Description (Organization Relationship Types) A description of the relationship between two organizational units, for example:
  • Division
  • Cost Center
Description (Product Structure Types) A description of the product structure type, for example:
  • Maintenance structure
  • Product breakdown structure
Description (Project) The description or name of a project.
Description (Responsibility Type) The description of a responsibility type. For example, "Design Authority", "Author" and "Approved By" responsibility types might be defined.
Description (Security Classification) The description of the relevant security classification, for example:
  • Restricted
  • Confidential
Description (Skills) The description of a skill, for example:
  • Personal assistant
  • Engineer
Description (Units of Measure) The description of the unit in which an item is measured. For example, yards, litres, pounds and kilograms. Refer to UOM.
Description (Virtual Items) The description of a virtual item.
Description (Work Order Priorities) A description of a work priority, for example:
  • 1 - Urgent (1 Day processing)
  • 9 - Routine (30 Day processing)
Description (Work Order Types) The description of a work order type, for eample:
  • Document Review
  • Change Approval
Description (Work Order) The description of a work order.
Description (Work Task) The description of a task.
Destroy Copies on Receipt When set, copies that are returned may be destroyed.
Dev/Waiv Number A unique number to identify a deviation or waiver.
Deviating Document A document that may be linked to a deviation or waiver.
Deviating Physical Item The end item product against which a deviation or waiver is occurring.
Directory Entries A list of valid address names as defined in the Address Types window, for example:
  • Physical Home Address
  • Postal Home Address
  • Company E-mail Address
Directory Entry Type for E-Mail Specifies the default address type to use for e-mail, for example, "Business".
Distribution/ Notification Address The address to which a document and notification notices are to be sent.
Document Links A name describing the relationship between two documents. The following relationship types are allowed:
  • Propagated From – a component document originated from the parent document.
  • Propagated To – a component document(s) that were originated from the parent document.
  • Referenced By – the parent document is referenced by the component documents.
  • Referenced To – the component document(s) that reference the parent document.
Effective Date The date from which a document becomes effective.
Enable E-Mail When marked, allows notes and work orders to be distributed by email.
Exclude Non-Returnable Copies When retrieving documents due to be returned, acknowledged or notified, excludes non-returnable copies.
Expiry Date (Unit of Measure) The date on which a unit of measure expires. Expired units of measure may not be used to define physical items after the expiry date.
Explode The explode code can be Yes or No. This code is used for material requirement planning.

When the explode code is Yes and material requirement calculation is done, the requirement is cascaded to the level where a No explode code is encountered in the given structure.

Default = Yes

Extended Description The Extended Description field can be used for describing a physical item or a virtual item within a group in more detail.
First Name The first name of a person.
Fixed Value The description of a fixed value Attribute. A Lookup table must accompany this attribute type.
Full Names The full names of a person.
Grace Logins The number of times a user may login after the password has expired.
Group Name The identification number or code of a user group.
Group Virtual Item

The prefix for a document that represents a group virtual item. Together with the middle, revision and document type assigned to group virtual items, constitutes a Group Virtual Item.

Implemented Status The status for modifications.
  • Not Started
  • WIP (Work In Progress)
  • Completed
Initials The initials of a person.
Instruction Description of work to be performed.
Issue To The code of the person to whom a document is issued.
Issued By The code of the person who issued a document copy. Defaults to the user who created the transmittal, and is only visible on the transmittal report
Item Number A number assigned to a physical item. The item number and version combination must be unique in AssetWise.
Item type A unique identifier that denotes an item type. Examples of item types are:
  • Preferred Item
  • Standard Item

Item types are defined in a master table and must exist before an item with the specific item type can be added.

Keyword Class A group name for a group of keywords It enables grouping of keywords to simplify a keyword search.
Keyword(s) A descriptive word(s) to describe an object. Used to facilitate searches.
Latest Approved The latest approved revision of a document. A newer revision may be available but has not been approved yet.
Latest Revision The latest revision of a document. AssetWise only allows one document with the same Prefix and Middle as the latest, or current, revision. AssetWise resets the current revision flag of the previous revision when a new document revision is added.
Line No. (Distribution List) A unique number identifying the line number of a document on a document requisition.
Line No. (Lists) A unique number for each item on a list, for example, a parts list. May be reordered to group like items, for example, connectors.
List Name The name of a distribution list as defined in the Distribution Lists window. Distribution lists are used to distribute or to circulate a document(s) to a number of persons.
Location The location or position where an object can be found. For example, a document’s location may be given as cabinet A, drawer 2, Section 3.
Location Code A short code to identify a location, e.g. C43 to identify Cabinet C, Drawer 4, Section 3.
Location Type The type of location as defined in the Location Types window. Examples of location types are:
  • Physical Item Warehouse
  • Document Filing Depository
  • Geographical Breakdown
Main Equipment This flag is set if a physical item is defined as the main equipment (for example, the end-product).

Default = No

Mandatory This field identifies whether a characteristic is a required field. If a characteristic has been flagged as Mandatory, the object cannot be approved until that field has been completed.
Manufacturer Reference The manufacturer's reference number for a physical item.
Mask When creating multiple copies or serial numbers, a mask specifies the format for the number (e.g. ####).
Media The media of a document copy, for example, electronic source, paper or microfiche. Refer to Description (Document Media Type).
Media ID A unique identifying letter or number to identify a document’s media. Refer to Media.
Middle (Document Number) A document number is divided into three parts. The Middle is the second part of the document number. Refer to Prefix and Revision. A document is uniquely defined by the Prefix, Middle and Revision combination, which means that AssetWise will disallow two documents with the same Prefix, Middle and Revision combination.
Mime type The last three characters of a file name (such as .DOC or .XLS). The extension is used to locate the registry entry to launch the appropriate application.
Modification No. A unique number identifying a modification.
Multiple Copies When marked, allows creation of multiple copies of a document.
Multiple Serial Numbers When marked, allows creation of multiple serial numbers for an item.
Name (Organizations) The name of an organization unit.
National ID The national identification number for a person.
New Baseline Document Prefix The prefix for a document when creating a baseline.
New Password New password for a user. See Old password.
No Longer Required Indication that a document on a requisition is no longer required.
Note Details of a note.
Note Priority Priority of a note.
Note title A short subject heading for a note.
Notification Address The address to which notifications for distributed documents are to be sent.
Notifications to be Sent Displays a list of holders to be notified of changes to documents they hold.
Notify A flag to indicate whether to notify holders of a document of any changes to the document they holds.
Notify (Distribution Reasons) Sets the default for the notification of changes to a document per distribution reason. The default acts as a guide and can be changed when issuing documents.

Default = Yes

Old Password Password a user wants to, or has to, change.
On Backorder When a person has requested a master of a document that is not available, the document is placed on backorder.
Organization / Organization Code A short descriptive code to uniquely identify an organization unit.
Outstanding Circulated Copies This flag enables a search for all outstanding copies not yet returned. The flag is a three-stage flag, covering a search for all outstanding copies, all circulation events or all returned copies.
Outstanding Copies are Overdue Displays only outstanding copies not yet received from the holders.
Owner Project The project primarily responsible for creating, using and/or maintaining a document, physical item or virtual item group.
Password A user-defined secret word for gaining access to AssetWise.
Permission (Attributes) A flag to identify attributes that may only be changed by selected persons defined in Security.
Person / Person Code A code uniquely identifying each person.
Person's Remarks Additional comment field for the relation between a person and an organizational unit.
Person's Role The role of a person in relation to the related organization unit, for example:
  • Director
  • Software designer
  • Technical author
Planned Duration The estimated duration (number of days) that a work order or task is expected to take.
Planned End Date The date by which a work order or task is expected to be completed.
Planned Start Date The date by which a work order or task is expected to commence.
Position The position of a component relative to its immediate parent physical item. For example, the position of a 10 kilo-ohm resistor, of which there are three in a parent circuit assembly, could be designated as R1, R15 and R22, relative to that specific circuit assembly.
Possible Conflict Flagged when a document is requested that may not be available.
Preferred Copy No. The copy number that is to be used when distributing copies to a named person on a distribution list.
Prefix (Document Number) A document number is divided into three parts. The Prefix is the first part of the document number. Refer to Middle and Revision. A document is uniquely defined by the Prefix, Middle and Revision combination, which means that AssetWise will disallow two documents with the same Prefix, Middle and Revision combination.
Priority (Change Requests) A priority designation, indicating the urgency of a change request. The priority is selected from a drop-down list. The list contains the priorities as defined in the Work Order Priorities window.
Priority (Deviations & Waivers) Deviations and Waivers are classified as:
  • Critical
  • Major
  • Minor
Priority (Modifications) A priority designation, indicating the urgency of a modification.
Priority (Notes) A number to indicate the priority of a note, with 0 being the highest priority.
Priority (Work Orders) A number to indicate the priority of a work order, with 0 being the highest priority.
Product Link Type The type of link between items, for example, test equipment.
Product Structure Type A descriptive name to differentiate between various types of breakdown structures. For example:
  • Production Breakdown Structure
  • Maintenance Breakdown Structure

This enables users to define different types of structures (or views of the physical item) for a physical item.

Project Code A unique identifying code for a project.
Qty (Copies) The number of copies that are to be created when adding multiple copies.
Qty per The quantity of a component required by a parent physical item.
Reason (Change Requests) A description or justification for a change request.
Reason (Deviations & Waivers) A justification for a deviation or waiver.
Reason (Document Distribution Reasons) A description of the reason for distributing documents, for example:
  • For Production
  • For Information
Reference No. A free text field for entering information for a component part on a list, for example, the reference number used on an assembly drawing for the item.
Registration Number An organization’s registration number.
Related Item (Equivalents)

Where equivalency between two physical items is defined, the Related Item field is the item number of the equivalent physical item.

Related Item (Links) The item number of a related item.
Relationship (Equivalents) The relation between two items can be defined as one of the following:
  • Equal to (=)
  • Similar (~)
  • Smaller than (<)
  • Greater than (>)

Refer to Item Equivalents.

Relationship Type (Organizations) A unique name describing the relationship between two organization units.
Remarks Any additional comment can be entered in this field.
Requested By The name of the person requesting a change or modification or Deviation/ Waiver.
Requisition Mask The format for a requisition number when auto-numbering is set (e.g. ## to constrain to 2 digits).
Requisition Number A unique number identifying a document issue event.
Responsibility Type The responsibility of an organization or a person within an organization to the selected object, for example, Approver, Design Authority.
Responsible Organization The organization unit responsible for a project or Work Task.
Responsible Person The person who is responsible for the applicable responsibility related to an object
Results (Search) The results returned from a database search.
Retrieve 'Latest Approved' Documents (by default) This flag, if set, guarantees that a user will always retrieve the latest approved documents only.
Revision The revision of a document indicates how many iterations it has undergone to correct its data contents.

The latest approved revision of a document is usually regarded as the valid and fit-for-use iteration of the document.

The revision is only applicable to documents subject to change control. To step the revision of a document, a user must go through the change process as described under the applicable heading.

Root Organization The overall parent for an organization structure.
Search Name The name assigned to a saved query.
Security Ref Number The reference number of a person's security clearance.
Serial/Batch No. The serial or batch number for a physical item.
Serialized Serial or batch numbers can only be added for physical items flagged as Serialized.

Default = No

Skill area A user-definable field to specify areas of expertise.
Software Indicates whether a physical item is a software item.

Default = No

Standard Report Heading The heading that is to appear on all reports, e.g. a company name.
Start The starting number for multiple serial numbers and copy numbers.
Status (Change Requests) The status of a change request can be one of the following:
  • Draft
  • Proposed
  • Expedited
  • Approved
  • Rejected
  • Completed
  • Cancelled

Affected objects may be associated with the change as long as the status of the change request is either "Draft" or "Proposed".

The following additional information is required when the status of the change request is set to "Expedited":
  • Date Expedited
  • Expedited By
  • Reason Expedited
The following additional information is required when the status of the change request is set to "Approved":
  • Date Approved
  • Approved By

The following additional information is required when the status of the change request is set to "Rejected":
  • Date Rejected
  • Rejected By
  • Reason Rejected

The following additional information is required when the status of the change request is set to "Cancelled":

  • Date Cancelled
  • Cancelled By
  • Reason Cancelled
Status (Copies) The status of a copy can be one of the following:
  • Available
  • Issued
  • Lost
  • Destroyed
  • Reserved

Copy status can only be changed from "Available" to either "Lost" or "Destroyed", or from "Issued" to "Lost" or "Destroyed".

Copy status may not be changed between "Available" and "Issued". The "Issued" status is set when the copy is issued to a person. "Reserved" indicates that the copy is due to be distributed on a requisition.

Status (Deviations / Waivers) The status for a deviation / waiver can be one of the following:
  • Pending
  • Not Approved
  • Approved
  • Cancelled
Status (Documents) The status of a physical item can either be:
  • Not Approved
  • Approved

Metadata of a physical item may not be changed without an approved change request, once the status of the physical item is "Released".

Data such as manufacturer reference numbers also may not be changed once the status of the physical item is "Released".

Status (Modifications) The status for a modification can be one of the following:
  • Not Approved
  • Approved
  • Rejected
  • Closed

    The status changes to "Closed" once all serial numbers affected have been implemented.

Status (Organizations) The status of an organization can either be:
  • Active
  • Not Active
Status (Persons) The status of a person can either be:
  • Active
  • Not Active
Status (Projects) The status for a requisition can be one of the following:
  • Approved
  • Not Approved
  • Submitted
  • In Progress
  • Complete
  • Recall
  • Closed
  • Cancelled
Status (Requisition Items) The status for an item on a requisition can be one of the following:
  • Not Processed
  • Allocated
  • Placed On Back Order
  • Copy Creation Required
  • Allocation Pending
  • Issued
  • Not Required
  • Lost / Destroyed
Status (Serial Numbers) The status for an item serial number can be one of the following:
  • Reserved
  • Superseded
  • Current
Status (Users) Users may either be:
  • Enabled
  • Disabled
Structure An organization related to a parent organization.
Subject to Change Control (CC) Indicates that a document or virtual item group is subject to change control. It means that, to update the object or any of its attributes, a formal change procedure must be initiated once the status of the object is "Approved" or "Released".
Superseded A flag to indicate if a document has been superseded by another document.

You cannot update or set this flag, but you can use the flag in queries.

Default = No

Superseded By If users want to discontinue the use of a specific document type, they enter the new document type in the Superseded By Type field.

The new document type must exist in the table before the document type can be used in the Superseded By Type field.

Surname The surname of a person.
Synopsis A short description of the contents of a document.
Task The number of a specific task.
Tax Registration Number The registered tax number of an organization.
Template This flag indicates that a work order is a template, from which copies of the template can be created.
Title (Documents) A document title, heading or name.
Title (Person) The title of a person.
Total qty The sum of item or serial positions. The total may not exceed the quantity of the item.
Type (Attributes) The type of characteristic distinguishes between the following field types:
  • Character
  • Number
  • Date
  • Memo
  • Fixed Field
Type (Deviations / Waivers) Denotes whether a record being added is:
  • Deviation
  • Waiver
Under Change (Document) The "Under Change" flag is set by AssetWise when a document is defined as an affected document on a change request, with the status either "Expedited" or "Approved".

You cannot update or set this flag, but you can use the flag in queries.

Default = No

Under Change (Items) The "Under Change" flag is set by AssetWise when a physical item is defined as an affected physical item on a change request, with the status either "Expedited" or "Approved".

You cannot update or set this flag, but you can use the flag in queries.

Default = No

Under Modification The "Under Modification" flag is set by AssetWise when an item serial number is added as an object to the modification.

Default = No

Unique Change Nos. A system setting indicating whether all change request numbers are to be unique.
Units of Measure / UOM The UOM is a user-defined identification field identifying the unit in which a physical item is measured. For example:
  • YRD - Yards
  • L - Litres
  • Kg - Kilograms

Refer to Description (Unit of Measure).

User / User ID The user identification code.
Version (Items) A variant of a physical item. The version is used to differentiate between different variants of the same physical item. Only applicable if the item is flagged as a Configuration Item.
Via e-mail Distribute an electronic file via e-mail.
Virtual Item Code A unique code identifying a virtual item.
Virtual Item Group Document A document number consisting of Prefix, Middle, Revision, and document type for virtual item group documents.
Work Order (WO) Status The status of a work order can be:
  • Submitted
  • Cancelled
  • Completed
  • Suspended
  • Work in Progress
  • Planned
Work Order (WO) Name A name identifying a work order.
Work Order (WO) Number A unique number identifying a specific work order.
Work Order (WO) Owner The person who owns a work order (and who is responsible for the task).
Work Order (WO) Types A user-definable attribute describing different types of work order.
Work Orders Mask Format for work order numbers when these are automatically assigned.
Work Priority Priority of a work order.