Work request
Requester, asset or location, issue, impact, priority, desired date, access, photos, and attachments.
Capture the operational need before work is released, resolve missing details and duplicates, then assign accepted requests without losing requester context.
Built for maintenance, facilities, and operations teams receiving work requests from employees or sites.
Start free. No credit card required. Explore the working digital work order request form application, then adapt its fields, workflow, views, roles, and dashboards.


Enter work request, asset, and location; then report and triage with the required context captured at the source.

See asset, location, and issue together instead of rebuilding the record from separate messages or files.

Use this view to prioritize, assign, and complete, including cases such as unsafe issue and duplicate request.
Capture the asset or location, issue, impact, priority, requester, access notes, photos, and desired date before work is assigned. Triage can return missing information, link a duplicate, convert an accepted request into a work order, and keep the requester informed.
The page owns the request and handoff into work; deeper work-order pages own planning and execution.
Requester, asset or location, issue, impact, priority, desired date, access, photos, and attachments.
Completeness, duplicate check, safety or service impact, priority decision, owner, and returned reason.
Accepted scope, planner, assigned team, work-order reference, promised date, and requester update.
New, needs information, accepted, duplicate, rejected, converted, overdue, and closed requests.
Maintenance administrators can add request categories, asset fields, conditional photos, impact rules, planner queues, reminders, and status views as the operation changes.
Complex preventive maintenance, spare-parts planning, technician labor, meter rules, and enterprise asset history may justify a CMMS. Jodoo can own configurable request intake or the broader workflow when it matches the operation.
Use the work request record to report and triage, preserving the information and evidence the next owner will need.
Continue in the same record to prioritize and assign; comments, returned items, and decisions stay attached to its history.
Use ownership, status, and due dates to complete and confirm; keep work overdue visible before it becomes hidden backlog.
Close the request after the triage outcome, work-order reference, and requester update are recorded, while converted and rejected cases stay traceable.
It connects work request, asset, location, issue, priority, and work order within a configurable application, where teams can report, triage, prioritize, assign, complete, confirm, and close.
Maintenance administrators can change issue categories, required evidence, priority rules, assignment paths, requester updates, and dashboards.
The record can move through unsafe issue, duplicate request, missing information, parts required, and work overdue, with an owner and next action visible at each stage.
The form supports work intake and configurable follow-up; advanced maintenance planning, telemetry, and reliability engineering may require a CMMS or EAM.
Yes. You can start free with up to 5 users and adapt the application before choosing a paid plan.
Open the application, review its forms, records, views, and dashboards, then adapt the workflow to the way your team handles work order request form.