The Mobile Route Management feature in the DreamzCMMS mobile application allows technicians to create and manage routes directly from their phones.
Users can set a route name, define start and end locations, and attach one or multiple jobs. Routes can be started from the route list, and each job follows a clear status flow: Open (Red), In Progress (Yellow), and Completed (Green).
Technicians can add notes, capture signatures, attach files, and select completion codes before closing jobs. Once all jobs are completed, the route can be closed.
This feature ensures structured route execution, real-time status tracking, and complete job documentation in the field.
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Training Manual Steps
Step 1: Open the Mobile Application
Launch the DreamzCMMS mobile app.
The default screen will display the Jobs / Work Orders page.
Step 2: Access Route Map
Tap on the Location icon at the top of the screen.
You will be redirected to the Work Orders on Map page where routes can be viewed.
Step 3: Create a New Route
Tap the Pencil icon at the top.
Enter the Route Name (you may keep the default or edit it).
Select the Start Location.
Select the End Location.
Step 4: Add Jobs to the Route
Tap the Plus (+) icon to open the job list.
Select one or multiple jobs.
Tap Done to attach the job(s) to the route.
If needed, remove a job by tapping the Delete icon next to it.
Step 5: Save the Route
After adding all required details, tap Create.
The route will be saved successfully.
Step 6: View and Edit Routes
Tap the Route List icon next to the pencil icon.
View all created routes with start/end locations and job count.
Tap the Edit icon to modify route details if required.
Step 7: Start the Route
Tap the Right Arrow icon next to the route.
Confirm by selecting Yes.
The route status will change to active.
Step 8: Start a Job
Tap Start on the assigned job.
Add a Start Note (example: Job started).
The status will change from Red (Open) to Yellow (In Progress).
Step 9: Complete the Job
Tap Complete.
Capture Signature.
Add Status Note (example: Job done).
Attach files or checklist if required.
Select the appropriate Completion Code.
Add problem, root cause, and solution details if necessary.
Tap Save and Close.
The status will change to Green (Completed).
Step 10: Close the Route
Go back to the Route List.
Tap the Stop button next to the active route.
Confirm by selecting Yes.
The route will be marked as Completed.
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