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Jobs overview

Use Jobs to find current and completed work across customers, locations, business units, job types, and technicians.

Last verified July 22, 2026 · Nexus web app

The Jobs page with Open Jobs selected, filter controls, and the jobs table.

The Jobs table keeps its filters above the results so you can narrow a large work list without leaving the page.

Open the Jobs page

Click Jobs in the main navigation.

Use the tabs at the top of the workspace:

  • Open Jobs shows work that still needs attention.
  • Completed Jobs shows work that has been finished.

Find a job

  1. Click Search all returned job fields....
  2. Search by job number, customer, location, invoice, technician, or other visible job information.
  3. Use any of these filters when you need a narrower list:
    • Status
    • Job Type
    • Business Unit
    • Technician
    • Date From
    • Date To
  4. Click Clear to remove the filters.

Read the jobs table

Each row shows:

ColumnWhat it tells you
Job IDThe job number; click it to open the job
StatusThe job's current stage
CustomerThe customer connected to the work
LocationWhere the work is being performed
InvoiceThe connected invoice, when one exists
ValueThe current job value
Start DateThe scheduled date
Arrival WindowThe time range given to the customer
TechnicianThe assigned team member

Click a customer, location, invoice, or job number to open that record.

Sort the results

Click a column name that includes sorting arrows. Click it again to reverse the order. Sorting is useful after filters are applied, especially for date, status, customer, and technician reviews.

What happens next

Opening a job takes you to the job workspace, where you can manage the appointment, assignments, files, communications, estimate, invoice, and job financials.

Troubleshooting

A job is missing

Check both Open Jobs and Completed Jobs, clear every filter, then search again by job number or customer name.

The date range returns no jobs

Remove Date From and Date To to confirm the job exists, then apply a wider range.