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Basic Jobs Report

The Basic Jobs Report offers a comprehensive overview of transactional activities within the Work module of Dsposal's Paperwork. It serves as a fundamental tool for accessing critical information regarding various job-related transactions, providing users with essential insights into job statuses, customer details, waste management specifics, and logistical aspects. This report streamlines the process of tracking and managing job-related data, ensuring swift and efficient access to essential information for effective decision-making and workflow management.

Before you start

Before getting started, there are a couple of helpful things to know:

  • The date from and to fields relate to the dates when the job scheduled OR when the job was requested by the client and all jobs that have NO date assigned to them.
  • Deleted jobs are NOT included in the report.

Fields in the report

Field Name Format Type Description
jobId Number The unique identifier for the job record.
jobNumber Text Paperwork-generated unique identifier for this job.
quoteNumber Text Paperwork-generated unique identifier for this sales transaction.
consignmentNoteCode Text Code for the consignment note related to the job.
jobName Text The name assigned to this job. It provides a descriptive label for the job, aiding in easy recognition.
jobDescription Text Description of the job.
jobStatus Text Current status of the job (e.g., Invoiced, Completed).
contactMethod Text Method of contact for the job (e.g., Existing Customer, Email).
jobDate Date/Time The date and time when the job was either requested OR scheduled.
accountNumber Text Account number of the customer associated with the job.
customerName Text Name of the customer associated with the job.
customerAddress Text Address of the customer associated with the job.
customerSector Text Sector or industry of the customer associated with the job.
customerContactName Text Name of the contact person at the customer's organisation.
customerContactEmail Text Email address of the contact person at the customer's organisation.
requestedByName Text Name of the individual who requested the job.
requestedByEmployeeNumber Text Employee number of the individual who requested the job.
customerDepartment Text Department within the customer's organisation.
invoicingName Text Name for invoicing associated with the job.
invoicingAddress Text Address for invoicing associated with the job.
siteName Text Name of the site where the job is taking place.
siteAddress Text Address of the site where the job is taking place.
siteAdminDistrict Text Administrative district of the site.
siteAdminDistrictEA Text Environment Agency administrative district of the site.
siteRegion Text Region of the site.
siteContactName Text Name of the contact person at the site.
siteContactEmail Text Email address of the contact person at the site.
jobOwner Text Owner or responsible person for the job.
department Text Department responsible for the job.
purchaseOrderNumber Text Purchase order number associated with the job.
processGivingRiseToTheWaste Text Process that generates the waste associated with the job.
carrierName Text Name of the carrier responsible for transporting waste.
carrierAddress Text Address of the carrier responsible for transporting waste.
carrierRegistrationNumber Text Registration number of the carrier.
carrierLicenceType Text Licence type of the carrier.
disposalSiteName Text Name of the disposal site for waste.
disposalSiteAddress Text Address of the disposal site for waste.
disposalSiteAdminDistrict Text Administrative district of the disposal site.
disposalSiteAdminDistrictEA Text Environment Agency administrative district of the disposal site.
disposalSiteRegion Text Region of the disposal site.
disposalSitePermitNumber Text Permit number for the disposal site.
disposalSitePermitType Text Permit type for the disposal site.
jobContainsHazardousWaste Boolean Indicates if the job contains hazardous waste (Yes/No).
jobContainsADRWaste Boolean Indicates if the job contains ADR (Accord européen relatif au transport international des marchandises Dangereuses par Route) waste (Yes/No).
noOfWasteLines Numeric Number of waste lines associated with the job.
estWasteTotalPrice Currency Estimated total price for waste associated with the job.
noOfExtrasLines Numeric Number of extra pricing lines associated with the job.
estExtrasTotalPrice Currency Estimated total price for extras associated with the job.
driverName Text Name of the driver associated with the job.
driverEmployeeNumber Text Employee number of the driver associated with the job.
vehicleRegistrationNumber Text Registration number of the vehicle used for the job.
vehicleType Text Type of vehicle used for the job.
co2Emissions Text CO2 emissions associated with the job.
costPerMile Currency Cost per mile for transportation associated with the job.
assetName Text Name of the asset associated with the job.
createdBy Text User who created the job.
invoiceNumberMostRecent Text Most recent invoice number associated with the job.
invoiceNumbers Text List of invoice numbers associated with the job.
purchaseOrderNumbers Text List of purchase order numbers associated with the job.
creditNoteNumbers Text List of credit note numbers associated with the job.

Frequently asked questions

Why is there an additional Environment Agency administrative district?

Dsposal Paperwork uses ONS data for site location purposes, whereas the Environment Agency employs distinct names and districts for waste reporting. Paperwork accommodates these variations by offering both datasets to address diverse scenarios effectively.

What is a field?

A field refers to a single piece of data within a dataset, also known as a column or attribute. It represents a specific characteristic or attribute of the data being collected or analysed. For example, in a dataset of opportunity information, fields may include "department," "salesType," "customerSite," and "lostReason".

Why do your field names look funny?

We use a computer programming convention called camel case (more accurately lower camel case) where multiple words are combined into a single word, with each word (except the first one) capitalised and no spaces between the words. The name "camel case" comes from the capitalisation's resemblance to the humps of a camel.