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When a safety certificate is due to expire and a new works order is booked (to renew the certificate), a link is created between the expired certificate and the works order - information about the expired certificate is added to the works order

Note

This feature is not available when Bulk-booked works orders use default 'Required By' date - configuration option is in use

1. Access list of certificates due to expire

From Organiser, Property Management panel:

  • Right-click over the relevant list
    e.g. Gas safety expiry in xx days

  • Click Full results

    The certificates due to expire will be shown in a grid, see next step

2. Book safety inspection(s) - as usual

Follow the usual process to book safety inspections - this can be carried out for an individual property or in bulk (as shown below) as outlined in this guide

  • Tick beside the properties to book safety inspections for
    This can be done for individual or multiple properties

  • Click Book Gas Safety Inspections

Tip

A certificate needs to have a date in the Certificate Expiry column above in order for the link between the expired certificate and new works order to be created (as seen in step 3)

  • Enter the Works Order Details for each property

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  • Click Yes to create the works orders

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  • Choose whether to save/print/email PDFs

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  • The works orders now show with green ticks to the left

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    3. Link created on works order

    Providing the previous certificate had an expiry date, works orders created using the process above will have a note added to the Instructions panel on the new works order that reads:

    • Created from a certificate with an expiry date of dd/mm/yyyy

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