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Run: Field Work Order Quality Audit

Audit completed field work orders for documentation, photos, charge accuracy, and closeout quality. Use it to catch billing gaps, missing evidence, and weak ...

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Audit Scope and Work Order Identification

Verify the work order can be uniquely identified and tied to the correct job, location, and field technician.
Confirm the record is part of the correct audit sample and falls within the selected date range or queue.
Check whether the job type, service category, or trade classification matches the actual work performed.
Capture any scope limitations, exceptions, or context that may affect scoring.

Documentation Completeness

The original issue, complaint, or service request is described in enough detail to understand what was dispatched.
The record explains what the technician actually did, not just a generic closeout phrase.
Verify that any installed parts or used materials are listed with sufficient detail to support inventory and billing.
Check that time entries are present and internally consistent with the service event.
Confirm the work order includes evidence of approval for quoted, billable, or additional work when applicable.
List any absent fields, attachments, or closeout elements that prevent the work order from being audit-ready.

Photo Evidence and Attachment Quality

Check whether the job includes the expected photo set for the service type or internal SOP.
Images should be legible, properly framed, and relevant to the work order outcome.
Confirm the images appear to correspond to the correct job date and location when metadata is available.
Verify the evidence package would allow a reviewer to validate the claim, invoice, or warranty disposition.
Document any missing, blurry, duplicate, or irrelevant photos and note the impact on audit quality.

Charge Accuracy and Billing Support

Verify billed labor aligns with the documented arrival/departure times, task duration, and authorized scope.
Confirm billed parts, materials, and quantities are supported by the closeout record and any inventory references.
Check whether any premium or exception charges are explained and authorized according to policy.
Ensure any non-standard billing adjustments include a clear business reason and approval trail when required.
Record any overbilling, underbilling, duplicate charges, unsupported line items, or pricing exceptions.
Estimate the dollar impact of any charge discrepancy identified during the audit.

Resolution Detail and Closeout Quality

The closeout explains what was found and how the issue was resolved, not just that the job was completed.
Verify any remaining work, preventive recommendations, or customer follow-up needs are captured.
Check for vague phrases such as 'fixed issue' without detail, and note whether the narrative supports future troubleshooting.
Describe any gaps in the final narrative, including missing cause, incomplete repair description, or unclear next steps.

Corrective Actions and Audit Sign-Off

Select the final audit outcome based on the reviewed work order quality and any critical failures.
Document any retraining, billing correction, documentation fix, or process improvement required.
Capture the audit reviewer’s sign-off if required by internal policy.

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