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Helpdesk Work Page Introduction

Written by Ostara Systems

Updated at May 21st, 2025

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The Helpdesk Work Page, or Work Order Detail screen shows all the information and activity against a Work Order number. This includes who the original Caller was, what the current status of the job is, all events against the Work Order number and much more. Events show a lot of detail on what has happened on the Work Order. By clicking an Event, it is possible to see the details and what the Event is. There are a lot more activities which could take place before the work is complete.

Clicking on the Agent Actions button will provide the User with a drop down of all possible actions depending on the state of the Work Order selected. These are detailed throughout the subsequent pages.

Work Order List 

Work Order Information - Reactive, Quote, PPM and Audit 

Work Order Information - Purchasing 

Work Order Building Information 

Work Order Events 

Awaiting Authorisation 

Completing RFI’s 

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