FIELD CLOSEOUT
The truck leaving the driveway is not the same thing as the workflow being done.
A simple, reusable operating tool for teams that want clearer handoffs and less status chasing.
Use this on one real workflow
The Checklist
- Diagnosis documented
- Work performed documented
- Equipment/model/serial captured when relevant
- Photos/measurements attached where useful
- Parts used / parts needed recorded
- Customer approval/disposition captured
- Warranty/maintenance-plan implications noted
- Return visit created if required
- Invoice-ready status confirmed
- Next customer communication assigned if unresolved
Design notes
Keep It Honest
- Closeout fields should match billing, warranty, callback, and parts workflows.
- Do not require essay-length technician notes if structured fields can carry the information.
- Make incomplete closeout visible before the call disappears into yesterday’s schedule.
How to use it
Do not complete this from memory in a conference room. Pull up one active or recently completed record and test the checklist against what actually happened. Any item that repeatedly needs a text, a side spreadsheet, or an owner stepping in is a candidate for workflow redesign.
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