Job Resulting - Understanding Job Resulting Fields
Learn how Job Resulting fields work and what each field type means when completing a job result.
Article Introduction
When marking a job as a Sale or No Sale, you may be required to complete additional fields. These fields are configured by your organization and are used to capture important details about the job outcome.
What Job Resulting Fields Are
Job Resulting fields are questions or inputs that appear when you select Sale or No Sale.
They are used to collect structured information about the job, such as:
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Financing details
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Follow-up requirements
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Other job-specific information
What You Will See
Each field will display:
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A label (the question or prompt)
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An input type (such as dropdown or text field)
The label is what you will use to understand what information is being requested.
Common Field Types
You may encounter different types of fields, including:
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Text → Enter a written response
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Dropdown → Select from predefined options
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Date → Select a date
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Time → Enter or select a time
The type of field determines how you provide your answer.
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Required vs Optional Fields
Some fields may be required.
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Required fields must be completed before you can submit the job result
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Optional fields can be left blank
If a required field is not completed, the job result cannot be submitted.