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Would like to be able to sort or change default view for invoices in Web

The ability to create a customer view exists for contacts and tickets but not for invoices. Would like this option for invoices as well
Barb Thompson 9 days ago in Texada Web 0 Needs review

Allow use of Signature Pad Functionality

Allow the use of a signature pad device to capture in-person signatures, such as the Topaz signature pad.
Erin Velez 3 months ago in Texada Web 0 Needs review

Enable comments for delivery tickets to show up on overview

A field is needed for site contact and phone number (we can utilize comments filed) but this field does not show up in the delivery / pickup ticket overview for download to Excel.
Guest about 1 month ago in Texada Web 0 Needs review

Ability to have default comments appear on labor lines on work orders

Similar to how marketing codes work in SRM, it would be nice to have the ability to have default comments/headings appear every time a labor line is added to a work order, and the technician then adds there comments from there, for a few reasons: ...
Guest 2 months ago in Texada Web 0 Needs review

Ticket Schedule View of Not-Scheduled Items

Right now it is difficult to see a list of all incomplete, not assigned tickets in one view. The user can see a list of deliveries, pickups and tasks separately but not easily see all of them in one view. Ideally have a "list of all tickets" which...
Alex Kress 3 months ago in Texada Web 0 Needs review

Exportable Work Order List

We are trying to generate a list of who has worked on which asset, when they worked on the asset and for how long. This would go into a weekly report and we could decide whether having that assets makes financial sense.
Guest 3 months ago in Texada Web 2 Needs review

Create Task from Invoice

Currently the ability to create a task with a quick click (button) when creating/editing an invoice is only available in SRM, add this to Texada Web.
Alex Kress 3 months ago in Texada Web 0 Needs review