Service tasks

This subsection shows planned maintenance activities (tasks) for objects: insurance renewal, scheduled maintenance, replacing consumables, etc.

Task list

The table shows, for each task:

• Task — the task name;
• Object — the object the task was created for;
• Completion plan — the date, odometer reading, or engine hours at which the task must be performed next;
• Last works — the date of the previous completion;
• Repeat — the configured recurrence;
• Status — an indicator of the time or mileage left until the due date (green/yellow/red), or a "Should be completed" mark once the due date has passed.

The progress bar in the "Status" column changes color as the due date approaches (based on the share of the recurrence period left):

• green bar — more than 10% of the period is left before the due date;
• yellow bar — 10% or less of the period is left;
• red bar — 5% or less of the period is left, but the due date hasn't arrived yet;
• once 1% or less of the period is left, or the due date has passed, the bar is replaced with a "Should be completed" mark, and the whole task row is highlighted red.

To the left of the table there is a panel for searching, grouping, and filtering objects — the same one used in the "Tracking" section, but without the driver and geozone tabs: only the object list is available here. The table shows tasks only for objects checked in this list — uncheck an object to hide its tasks; the list's search and filters narrow the set of tasks as well. Selecting an object also shows its card with current data and quick-action buttons below the list — see the Interface structure.

Next to each task there are three icons:

Icon	Action
	Mark as completed — opens the completed work creation window based on this task, with the object, odometer reading, and engine hours already filled in and this task already checked on the "Service tasks" tab
	Edit — opens the task editing window
	Delete — deletes the task (with confirmation)

At the bottom of the screen:

• eye icon — hide tasks that have no further execution scheduled (one-off tasks that are already completed);
• export the list to Excel;
• print.

Creating a task

1. Select an object in the left-hand panel — the Add service task button appears above the table.
2. Click Add service task.
3. In the window that opens, enter the task name and description.
4. Check one or more of the boxes that determine when the task is due — Date, Odometer, Engine time — and for each one specify the value of the first execution and the recurrence period. For example, in addition to a specific date, you can set the first (and subsequent) execution to occur once the odometer or engine hours reach a specified value.

Once saved, the task appears in the general list.