Use “Schedule a site visit” in Recued. Book one visit to an existing site on a date and time window. The visit is keyed on site, date and window start, so re-running the same booking converges on the same row instead of double-booking the slot.
Schedule a site visit
Use “Schedule a site visit” in Recued. Book one visit to an existing site on a date and time window. The visit is keyed on site, date and window start, so re-running the same booking converges on the same row instead of double-booking the slot.
Complete workflow
Use Field Service Day Plan in Recued for weather, geocoding, scheduling, and records. It includes 16 built-in actions and 5 ready-to-run workflows. Actions that change data use Recued's approval controls.
You are viewing one recipe in this workflow. Installing it opens the complete pack so its other recipes and background automations arrive together.
Use “Add a service site” in Recued. Geocode one service address once and store its coordinates.
Use “Plan today's service day” in Recued. Reads today's visits, fetches the forecast at each weather-sensitive site's stored coordinates, and records a verdict on every visit — holding the ones the weather will not allow and releasing the ones it will.
Use “Show the day plan” in Recued. Reads one day's visits in window order and shows each with its site, work, weather verdict and status. It reads information without changing data in the connected service.
Use “Close a site visit” in Recued. Mark one visit done or skipped, with an optional note.
Use “Tell the customer a visit is weather-held” in Recued. Records watcher for visits that move to weatherhold. Re-reads the visit and its site, mails the customer once, and stamps notifiedat.
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Use “Records runtime” in Recued. It helps you complete this workflow using the connections and settings you choose.
Booking a visit
The site must already exist — run Add a service site first, and take the site id from its card.
Date defaults to today when left blank. Window start is a 24-hour HH:MM and is what the board sorts on, so it is required even when the window is loose; Window label is free text for display ("morning", "09:00–11:00").
⚠ Re-running the same site, date and window start converges — it updates nothing and creates nothing. To move a visit, book the new slot and close the old one; the pack does not reschedule in place, because a visit that silently changed time is a visit someone gets told about twice.
⚠ A visit starts with verdict unknown, not clear. It stays that way until plan-service-day reads a forecast for it. An unknown verdict on the board means "not yet checked", and that is deliberately distinguishable from "checked and fine".
Job reference is a free-text slot for an id from another pack — a job-status-board job, an invoice, a work order. Nothing in this pack reads it; it is there so your board can point at whatever else you run.
How it works
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Settings
Configurable at install. Defaults shown — change them anytime in Recued.
job ref
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site id
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[object Object]
visit date
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window label
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window start
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09:00
work summary
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