Service Management
PART III: Scheduling, Field Work & Billing
Session 9: CUBE Mobile App
Course Code: SVC-09
Goal: Enable technicians to efficiently manage service work from the field using the CUBE Mobile App, including task updates, asset access, documentation, and scheduling tools.
Session Overview
Duration: 1 Hour
Format: Instructor-led (via Microsoft Teams or in-person; mobile device recommended)
Level: Field Technicians, Lead Techs, and Service Managers
Resources Provided:
- Mobile App Quick Start Guide
- Work Order Completion Checklist
- QR/NFC Tagging & Scanning Guide
- Sample Field Workflow (Printable)
- Timesheet & Recommendation Submission Walkthrough
Learning Objectives
By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Log into the CUBE Mobile App and view assigned work orders
- Update job progress with notes, images, and documentation
- Complete PM checklists and submit service logs
- Use QR/NFC to retrieve asset history and open work order links
- Submit timesheets, material requests, and service recommendations
- Navigate between current and upcoming tasks in the schedule view
- Complete a full work order cycle using a mobile device
Session Agenda
9.1 Logging In and Viewing Current Assignments
- Accessing the app via Android or iOS
- Secure login and mobile permissions
- Navigating the home screen and assignment feed
- Viewing work order details (site, system, scope, time)
9.2 Updating Job Status and Notes
- Marking job status:
- En Route
- On Site
- In Progress
- Completed
- Adding field notes for coordination and reporting
- Using predefined tags or categories for note consistency
9.3 Uploading Service Images and Documentation
- Attaching images to specific tasks or systems
- Uploading PDFs or photos of paper documents (site logs, signoffs)
- Reviewing image history and site documentation via the app
9.4 Completing and Checking Off PM Tasks
- Viewing PM checklists linked to the work order
- Checking off tasks as completed
- Entering task-specific readings, notes, or test results
- Automatic sync with PM reporting for office use
9.5 Using QR/NFC to Retrieve Asset-Specific Service History
- Scanning asset tags via QR or NFC
- Opening associated asset record and service history
- Logging updates, faults, or follow-up needs from the asset view
- Best practices for scanning during PM rounds or inspections
9.6 Submitting Timesheets, Material Requests, and Recommendations
- Logging time entries with start/stop or total time
- Submitting requests for parts, replacements, or resupplies
- Entering recommendations for:
- Follow-up service
- Upgrades
- Deferred issues
- Submissions routed to manager review and reporting modules
9.7 Navigating Between Tasks and Viewing Upcoming Schedules
- Viewing daily, weekly, and upcoming assignments
- Swiping between work orders
- Filtering by location, urgency, or PM contract
- Syncing calendar view with office dispatch
9.8 Exercise – Complete a Work Order Using the Mobile App
Participants will:
- Open and review a sample work order
- Scan a sample asset and view service history
- Check off PM tasks, upload photos, and enter notes
- Submit a time entry and follow-up recommendation
- Mark the job as completed and sync with office
Post-Session Action Items
To reinforce learning, participants are encouraged to:
- Log in to the mobile app and complete a real or demo work order
- Scan active QR/NFC tags on assigned sites and test link accuracy
- Upload sample documentation to their next work order
- Coordinate with service leads to validate task completion processes
- Use the app for all on-site job status updates and technician reporting
Note: When scheduling, make sure to include this session code: SVC-09.
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