# Checklists

A Checklist is a collection of 'TO DO' items that need to be ticked off before a work order can be closed. You can attach one or more Checklists to a work order.

### Creating a Checklist

Click on any Asset/Sub-Asset/Part. Then click ➕ from the '**Add Calendar Based Maintenance**' form to create a new Checklist. Each Checklist can contain one or more 'To Do' items. A 'TO DO' item can be made mandatory with the toggle switch.

Checklists are universal. While you might create a Checklist under one Asset, it becomes available to all other Assets, Sub-Assets, Parts and Work Orders in that location and sub-locations. 

Below is a short video on creating a new checklist.

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Once created you can select that checklist from the drop down. When you attach a checklist to a work order, it shows up like in the image below.

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Each 'TO DO' item in a checklist has 3 fields.

1. **Update Reading:** This is a number field where you can enter meter readings - for example - the odometer reading of a vehicle.
2. **Add comments:** A text field to enter observations.
3. **Proof:** A image or video proof can be uploaded as proof of completing the line item. &#x20;

To mark a 'TO DO' item as complete you need to 'Check' it <mark style="color:blue;">☑</mark> and click 'Save'.&#x20;

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**NOTE:** The checkbox will be in disabled state if the 'TO DO' item is mandatory. It will be enabled only after you enter a reading or a comment or attach a proof.&#x20;
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### Audit Trails

Any action performed on the checklist is captured in the 'audit trail'. This will help your compliance requirements.


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