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About Service Tracker
A simple plugin and mobile application designed for business or organisations to add service requests, link the work to a customer, assign a worker or …
Service Tracker is a simple “plugin” and “mobile application” designed for business or organisations to add service requests, link the work to a customer, assign a worker or technician , set a booking time and finally update status on job progress.
After activation of the plugin, you’ll find Services on the WordPress admin screen menu. The services or jobs can be added in the admin. With Service Tracker, you are no longer need to manually manage the jobs assigned to staffs, technicians or workers. This tool allows their employees to add a job or work, link the work to a customer, assign a worker or technician , set a booking time and finally update status on job progress.
All features
WP Admin or Manager will be able to:
Add Service Requests (it can anything related to job or work)
Add and select the customer who requested the work and assign a job to a suitable worker.
Select a date and time the job has to be completed.
The worker can keep track of the works assigned to them and update the status + add additional notes about the work.
Under Users> Add new user. Plugin adds a new role ‘technician’. So when a user is created select role ‘technician’ for the worker and ‘subscriber’ for the customer.
That’s it. Now you can add a service, select a customer, assign it to the technician, select date and time of the work, update the service or work status.
Mobile Application
Prerequisites
Mobile application requires JWT Authentication
for WP-API WordPress Plugin to be installed in your website.
Configuration in wp-config.php
The JWT requires a secret key – define(‘JWT_AUTH_SECRET_KEY’, ‘SECRET KEY’) (the secret key can be generated here at https://api.wordpress.org/secret-key/1.1/salt/)
Add the above code in wp-config.php
Configure CORS support in wp-config.php
define(‘JWT_AUTH_CORS_ENABLE’, true);
Test if configuration is working
Use Postman or any REST CLIENT to test
JWT AUTH URL is working /wp-json/jwt-auth/v1/token (POST)
SERVICES REST API is working /wp-json/wp/v2/services/