# Work Orders Work orders are automatically generated based on the maintenance schedules you have set for your assets / sub-assets / parts. You can also create work orders manually via the web and mobile apps. Work orders are automatically assigned to the relevant team member and can be tracked on the web or mobile app. Work orders can have one of two statuses ... 1. **To Do** 2. **Done** ... and one of two priorities. 1. **Normal** 2. **Urgent** Some work orders may involve a high risk to life and property. Such work orders can be assigned a '**High Risk**' flag. ### Checklists. You can create a master list of 'Checklists' and attach them to preventive maintenance schedules or work orders. * Each checklist can contain one or more 'To Do' items. * You can attach one or more checklists to a work order. * You can make it mandatory to attach a document or image proof before a checklist item can be closed. * Any action performed on the checklist is captured in the 'audit trail'. This will help your compliance requirements. Below is a short video on creating a new checklist. {% embed url="" %} ### Export Work Orders A work order along with all its history can be exported as a PDF file.
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