I haven’t posted anything in a while, so I figured I’d give you a first look at how the app is shaping up.

It is most important in our full time business that the admin side is up and running first, so that’s where I’ve been concentrating. We are to the point now where we will begin using WorkMelon to track the work orders for the maintenance crew at the apartments we manage. There is no interface for them yet, so all work orders will have to be printed and handed to them directly, which is fine, because they’re not big computer people anyway.

Here’s the open work orders page of a dummy company. Each work order can be edited (and thus marked as complete), printed, and deleted.

You can see on the right hand side, every admin page shows the form where you can enter in a new work order.

When you click on the edit button for a work order (as can be seen on the list above), this form pops up.