It opens by clicking on any sign in the inventory, or from the console's links.
The header
- The sign's code.
- Below, the owning branch.
- On the right, Condition: Good (or Damaged, Under repair, Discarded) and, where applicable, the Retired label.
Where it is
The first thing on the page, because it is usually what you came looking for.
If the sign is installed on a property, you will see that property's card —with its photo, code, price and address— and a button to open it in a side panel, without leaving the sign's page. That panel shows the full property and its similar properties.
If it is at a branch, you will see which one. If it is at the warehouse or at the workshop, it says so.
The data
The sign's photo, its description and the owning branch.
The actions
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| ⤢ Move | Changes where the sign is, right now. See Where a sign is |
| ✎ Edit | Changes the description, the condition and the photo. It also lets you transfer the sign to another branch |
| 🗑 Retire | Removes the sign from the active inventory |
Retiring
It is used when the sign no longer exists or will not be used again. The system asks you for the reason: discarded, lost, stolen or sold.
The sign is not deleted: it stays as Retired, with its complete history, and it can be found by filtering by that status in the inventory.
If you are a salesperson and the sign belongs to another branch, you will be able to see it but not modify it. The page warns you with a yellow message.
The sign's work orders
The scheduled and already closed work orders for that sign, with their type, their date and their status —Pending, Completed or Cancelled—.
From here you can also schedule a new work order, with the sign already selected.
History
The sign's timeline: every location it was in, from when to when, why it was moved and who moved it.
Each segment shows:
- The location. If it was a branch, with its name; if it was a property, its address.
- The reason for the movement.
- The dates it arrived and left.
- The person who did it — or the system, when the movement was automatic (for example, when the property where it was installed was deleted).
- A link to the work order that originated it, if it came from one.
- The notes, if it has any.
The first item on the list is where it is now, marked as Current.
Signs that already existed before the module was relaunched have their history starting from the migration date. The page makes this clear above the listing. Anything before that date was not recorded because the previous system did not store it.
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