Work Order 2.1

If your company issues work orders to outside contractors, our program can save you time and money! Create, issue, and keep track of great looking Work Orders. Flexible, easy to operate, single or multi-user.

Does not force you to conform to any pre-determined format. You simply type in the instructions you wish to issue, in whatever manner works for you. Based on commercial real estate applications, but flexible enough to be used in virtually any industry.

Do virtually all your work on a single computer screen form - no switching back and forth between different windows. If you've been wanting to get away from using pre-printed forms or individual letter-type orders, but haven't been able to find any reasonably priced software, this is the answer.

Allows you to build a database of standard instructions - stock text that you regularly include in orders. Simply double-click any item and it is instantly added to your document. Build the complete order instructions by any combination of typed-in and standard instruction, then spell-check it all before saving.

Stores all your vendor and jobsite addresses (including warranty notes) for re-use. You only need to type them in one time - from then on out you simply select from a drop-down list. It also automatically stores misc. info such as issuer names, job numbers, account numbers and more in easy to use drop-down lists.

Saved orders can always be recalled later on for re-printing, general reference, or to be copied and used as the basis for similar new orders. The Saved Order list can be sorted by number, issuer, job number, account, category, vendor, jobsite, date required, or amount with one mouse click; no more rooting through file cabinets to find things!

Customize the appearance or orders by changing the font, an/or adding your own company logo graphic. Sends your documents as great-looking .html formatted email. Your vendors see exactly what you see within the program - no attachments!

Requirements: MS Internet Explorer 4.01 or higher

What's new in this version: http://www.waverlystreet.com/whatsnew.htm#WorkOrder