# Work Order Management User Manual

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V1 Draft Shengfei 2025-08-19

# Table of Contents

# 1: Install the ticket management plug-in

# 1. Click on Plugins

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# 2. Click Plugin Repository - Search for Smart Ticket System - Install Plugin

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# 2: Back-end configuration of the ticket management plug-in

# 1. Go to Gateway Configuration - Select O&M Hub - Click Operations

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# 2. Configure the gateway information in the pop-up window

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# 3. It can also be configured within Service Management

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# 3: Work order management - pending list

# 1. Pending list

The work orders that need to be processed are displayed in the pending list

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# 2. Create a new work order

In the pending list, click the [New] button, a pop-up window will appear, enter the name of the work order, the description of the fault phenomenon, and the on-site picture/video in the pop-up box, and then click Confirm to create a new work order

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Notes:

  1. There are two ways to create a ticket

    1. Users create tickets manually
    2. Automatically create work orders through health management alarm information
    3. If you create a ticket manually, the default fault is [General Fault], which can be modified in the details
  1. Fuzzy search based on ticket name, device, model, status, domain, and urgency

  2. Search based on ticket start time and end time

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# 4. Cancel the ticket

Select the check box on the left and click the Cancel ticket button to cancel the ticket

# 5. To-do details

Click Details on the to-do list to go to the ticket details page

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Click the [Device Details] button to display relevant information

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Fault site description, fault cause description, fault step maintenance text box,

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Submit a ticket

Select the next node

Select the next node handler

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Circulation history - See where the current flow is going

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# 4: Work order management - in progress / completed list / canceled list

Displays work order information that is in progress/completed/canceled

  • In progress: A ticket that I have processed and is not currently in my hands
  • Completed: Work orders that I have processed, completed, or terminated
  • Canceled: The ticket that I terminated

The search method is the same as the to-do search

# 2. Detail

The done details and to-do details are not editable

# 5: Fault code management - fault code list

  1. Only published fault codes can be used
  2. The built-in fault code range is 1000 - 4999, and it cannot be edited or deleted
  3. Custom fault code range 5001 - 9999, all fault codes added by the new button are custom fault codes

# 1. List of fault codes

Select the [Fault Code List] menu to display the currently available fault code information

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# 2. Added fault codes

Select the [Fault Code List] menu, click the [Add Fault Code] button on the right, a pop-up window will appear, enter the fault name, device type, device model, urgency, fault cause, fault analysis, and repair suggestions in the pop-up box, and then click OK to create a new fault code

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# 3. Edit the fault code

Click the [Edit] button to modify the urgency of the fault code, the cause of the fault, the fault analysis, and the repair suggestion

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# 6. Fault code management - fault alarm strategy

# 1. List of fault alarm policies

Choose the Fault Alarm Policy menu to display the current fault alarm policy information

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# 2. Create a fault alarm policy

Select the [Fault Alarm Policy] menu, click the [New] button on the right, a pop-up window will appear, select the device type, fault level, fault name, recipient information, message content, sending method, and whether to enable it, and then click OK to create a new fault alarm policy

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# 3. Edit the fault alarm policy

Click the Edit button to modify the device type, fault level, fault name, recipient information, message content, sending method, and whether to enable it

# Seven: System management

# 1. A list of process definitions

The information in the process list is for existing processes

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# 2. Create a new process

Select the [Process Definition List] menu, click the [New] button on the right, a pop-up window will appear, enter a name, code, and description in the pop-up box, and then click OK to create a new process

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# 3. Edit the process

Click the [Edit] button on the right to modify the process nodes and information

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# 3. Upload/download process

Select the check box on the left and click the Upload/Download Process button to upload/download the process file

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# 8:Fault Management - Pending List

# 1. List to be confirmed

The list of pending confirmations shows the faults that need to be addressed

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# 2. Create a new work order

In the list to be confirmed, click the list checkbox on the left, and then click the [Transfer Ticket] button, a pop-up window will appear, enter the ticket name, expected completion time, process list, next node, next node processor, and remarks, and then click Confirm to create a new ticket

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  1. Fuzzy search is carried out according to fault name, device, model, status, domain, urgency, and alarm source

  2. Search based on fault start time and end time

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# 4. Cancel the breakdown

Check the box on the left, and then click the [False Positive/Ignore] button, a pop-up window will appear, and then click Confirm to handle the fault

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# 5. Alarm details

Click Details to enter the alarm details page

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# 9: Fault management - false positive list/ignored list/confirmed list

Displays false positives/ignored/confirmed fault information

  • False positives: Fault information for false positives that I have handled
  • Ignore: Ignored fault information that I have handled
  • Confirmed: Information about the fault that I have confirmed