You can set up a job with only the ordering client, job date and time. If and when you have additional information, you can enter it in the job.
Jobs can be created as part of a case, copied from an existing job, started from scratch, added from a client’s online request, or linked with another job. If you create jobs from within a case or link them to a case later, they automatically includes case information, such as case name, warning and parties.
You can schedule a single job, or if you have a series of upcoming jobs for a case or single client, you can set the jobs all at once.
You can start a new job or series of jobs in several ways:
If the job or jobs are part of a case, open the case (see Searching cases). In the Edit Case window, click More > Create Jobs.
You can copy job information for a new job or create a linked job.
Open the job you want to copy or create a linked job to (see Searching jobs).
Calendar > Jobs (List View)/Jobs (Monthly View)/Jobs (Weekly View), click New. You can attach the job to a case later to have it automatically include case information. See Adding jobs to cases.
The Lookup Firm panel opens automatically. Select the ordering firm (see Looking up firms).
If the firm you selected has an outstanding overdue amount that is larger than your cutoff, a popup will appear telling you the past due amount so you can take appropriate action. Click OK to close the popup.
In New Job window’s Ordering Client pane, Order Firm Warning and Ordering Firm Calendar Notes come from the ordering firm’s entry in Firms. Select:
Required. From default drop-down of contacts, or click > New Contact to add a new contact to the ordering firm (see Adding contacts to RB).
Ordering Contact Warning and Ordering Contact Calendar Notes come from the ordering contact’s entry in Contacts.
next to a Firm or Contact label indicates a COD (Cash on Delivery) client.
Required.
Required. Select times in popup lists.
Required. Change the default if needed by selecting a different BU in the drop-down. BUs are set in Business Units.
Default is New and cannot be changed until you save the job.
You can enter basic job information now, later at your convenience, or when you receive more information.
To update the Ordering Client pane, see Entering ordering client information.
To enter basic job information, such as the witness and job type, see Entering general job information.
To designate the job’s location, see Entering job locations.
To enter miscellaneous information, see Entering additional job information.
To upload files, see step 2 of Uploading files to a repository.
If you are using Set Multiple Job Dates and have basic job information that will be the same for all of these jobs, such as job location, enter the details before saving the job. See Creating jobs in bulk.
Update defaults and enter more job information now or later:
Ordering firm is automatically entered under Parties. To add parties to the job, see Adding parties.
If a job requires special skills, such as Medical or Realtime, see Requiring specialties.
If you offer reward points for job bookings, see Awarding job points.
Default task appears (default is set in Lists > Jobs). To update the default or add parts of the job that require separate resources, see Entering tasks.
To make notes on the job, see Making notes.
Verify that you have entered your client’s request correctly into RB by sending them a job confirmation email. You can send job confirmations as you schedule jobs (see Confirming single jobs), or send a day’s worth at once (see Sending job confirmations or cancellations).