Jobs

Create, assign, track, and close jobs from sold to paid.

18 articles
Basics12 / 12
How to create your first job
Walk through the New Job form: customer, address, type, schedule, assignee.
Understanding the job lifecycle
Open → scheduled → in progress → done → invoiced — what each status means.
Assigning team members to jobs
Pick the right tech, hand off to dispatch, or let Runny auto-assign.
How to update a job's status
Move jobs along the pipeline from the board or the job page.
Creating estimates and invoices from jobs
Turn a job into a billable estimate or invoice without re-entering data.
Viewing a job's activity timeline
Who did what, when — useful for disputes and tech reviews.
How to cancel a job
Cancel a job without losing the customer history.
How to close a job
Mark a job done, attach photos, and trigger the invoice.
How to delete a job
When to delete vs cancel — and how to recover a delete.
Adding and editing job notes
Internal notes vs notes the customer can see.
Finding done or canceled jobs
Filter the board to past jobs without losing your day view.
Adding tags to jobs
Tag jobs so you can filter, report, and automate against them.
Advanced3 / 5
Creating recurring jobsComing soon
Set up a job that books itself on a cadence (e.g. quarterly maintenance).
Generating and sending work orders
Create the printable work order a tech walks in with.
Creating unscheduled jobs
Drop a job into the unassigned queue when scheduling can wait.
Making fields required to create or close a jobComing soon
Enforce photos, signatures, or notes so jobs don't close half-done.
Making before-and-after photos required
Block job-close until the tech attaches the required photos.
Equipment tracking3 / 3
Tracking equipment installations and service history
Tie a unit to a customer and see every service it's ever had.
Manually adding new equipment to a client
Add a new unit when the tech can't snap a label.
Viewing equipment history logs
Every change to the unit — model, serial, status, refrigerant — one timeline.