Technical Office Module — From Drawing Request to Executed Work Order
Drawing requests routed to engineers, technical item requests from the warehouse, work orders assigned to crews, per-task progress tracking, a versioned blueprint archive, and separate technical-office permissions.
Are These Problems Hurting Your Business?
Drawing requests get forgotten
Requested verbally or on WhatsApp — nobody knows who owns it or whether it was done
Multiple versions of the same drawing
The site builds from an old revision while the office has issued a new one
Work orders are not clearly assigned
The crew does not know exactly what the task is or what quantity is required
Material requests from site are chaotic
Technicians ask the store verbally, with no written order and no link to the task
How Hunt ERP Solves These
A drawing request with source, date and priority, routed automatically or manually to an owner
A clear status cycle: requested → drafting → review → approved → issued to site
A versioned blueprint archive — site sees only the latest approved revision
Work orders with lines, quantities, assigned crew, and start/finish dates
Technical item requests from stores tied to a work order — no issue without one
Per-task progress percentage with site photos
Technician and labor requests per order
Separated permissions: the office drafts and approves, site executes and reports, management monitors
Linked to the BOQ and progress estimations — actual execution feeds completion percentage
Reports: overdue orders, workload per engineer, material consumption per order
Industry-Specific Modules
Everything you need in one integrated system
Frequently Asked Questions
How does it stop work on an outdated drawing?
How does a work order reach the crew?
Can I block material issues without a work order?
Is it linked to progress estimations?
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