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Task Checklists

Get the details you need the first time.

Choose what your team must record for each kind of work. Ask for the notes, photos, or forms you need before a visit is marked done.

Task Checklists in WildPipe: a technician’s stop with its checklist of required steps

What comes back from the field

No more one-line visit notes.

When the app knows what each kind of visit needs, the tech can’t close the stop until it’s recorded.

Without rules

  • “Checked trap.”
  • No photo, so nobody knows what was in it
  • A call to the tech to ask what happened

With a trap-check workflow

  • Which animal was in the trap, if any
  • The photos you require, at least as many as you set
  • Customer signature when the visit needs one

Set it once

Rules for each type of visit.

  • Set notes, minimum photo counts, signatures, and minimum on-site time by task type.
  • Use conditional form questions so technicians see the questions that apply.
  • Require a specific inspection report or treatment log for the visit.

A trap check asks for the animal and a photo. An inspection asks about entry points and damage. Questions that don’t apply stay hidden.

Creating the visit

The steps a dispatcher walks through.

Pick the steps, put them in order, and give different visit types their own flow.

  1. 1

    Type

    Choose the kind of visit and its stop reason.

  2. 2

    Details

    Instructions, plus any custom form you add.

  3. 3

    Schedule

    An appointment, an all-day visit, or route work.

  4. 4

    Assign

    The technician, or leave it for dispatch.

  5. 5

    Review

    Check everything before it’s created.

Real screens

See how a visit type is set up.

Task Checklists, step 1 of 2: Each stop shows what to do and what must be recorded before it’s done.

Tap the highlighted spot, or use Next.Step 1 of 2

Supervisor review

New tech? Check the work before it counts.

Send chosen visit types to a supervisor first. Billing, inventory and other completion steps wait until the work is approved.

  • Review authored task revisions when instructions or assignments change.
  • Use final work signoff for purchased project scope rather than a generic completion signature.

Part of Customers & Jobs

Complete records feed everything downstream.

What the tech records flows into the job, the report, the invoice and the customer’s history.

What happens here

Task Checklists

  1. 1Required notes, photos & forms
  2. 2Custom steps & stop reasons
  3. 3Approval, history & signoff

Same customer, same job, same record.

Clear answers. No sales jargon.

Good to know.

Choosing software is a business decision. Let’s make sure it fits the way you work.

Talk through your questions
Can different work use different forms?

Yes. Task types and custom flows let you choose different questions, steps, and completion requirements.

Is a checklist just a reminder?

Required completion fields and configured evidence gates are checked when the technician submits the task. Optional items remain optional.

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