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Batching Introduction

Written by Ostara Systems

Updated at May 21st, 2025

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About the Batching Module

The Batching module of Ostara is a user friendly interface which enables the user to set up rules within the Work Orders Module that will enable Reactive Work Orders to be batched together for a single Building before sending out to the resource. The system will hold any Work Orders (Children) raised that meet the specified criteria until a defined threshold is reached before combining all the Reactive Work Orders together into a single Work Order (Parent). This process will result in a single call out for the batched Work Orders. The Child Work Orders are then Cancelled and never issued out to a Resource.

Information that can be set:

  • Batch Rule Name (short name)
  • Batch Rule Description (detailed description)
  • Count Release Threshold
  • Quantity Release Threshold
  • Valid from and to dates

Areas that Rules can be applied to are:

  • Clients
  • Buildings
  • Work Order Types
  • Equipment/Service Types
  • Reason Codes

Pre-Requisites for setting up Work Orders:

The following information needs to be existent in the system before Batching Rules can be created:

  • Clients
  • Buildings
  • Work Order Types
    This is what the Batching module looks like:

Creating a New Batch Rule 

Viewing/Editing Batch Rules

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