Sort and Filter Your Jobs
Efficiently Organize Your Jobs in the Field: Filter by Status, Speed, or Type, and Sort by Distance for Streamlined Management.
When you're out in the field, staying organized is key to improving efficiency and meeting client-expected attempt timelines. Our updated Sort & Filter options allow you to filter your tasks by important criteria such as status, speed, and type, helping you quickly prioritize your day. Whether you’re looking for jobs that need a first attempt, jobs that are expedited, or jobs with affidavits ready to sign, these filters allow you to focus on what's most important.
Additionally, you can sort your filtered jobs by distance, ensuring that you always work on the closest tasks first, saving time and reducing travel. By combining filters with sort options, you can create a customized view that suits your workflow, making it easier to track your progress and stay on top of multiple assignments at once.
With these organizational tools at your fingertips, you’ll be able to reduce administrative time, improve attempt timelines, and keep everything running smoothly throughout the day.
How It Works
How It Works
Click the filter icon in the upper right corner
Use the radio buttons to determine the sort option and the order
Use the checkboxes to select your filter options
In the menu, you can collapse the categories to make it easier to navigate
Once selected, you can hit the “x” next to the filter options from the jobs tab to remove filters without opening the menu.
Varied Due Diligence Attempts
Due Diligence Planning: Vary Your Attempt Times by Quickly Viewing Past Attempt Windows
Efficient planning is essential when managing multiple jobs, especially in the field. With the ability to quickly view past attempt windows, you can gain valuable insights into previous job attempts, including time frames and outcomes. This feature allows you to meet client and court-expected due diligence.
By reviewing past attempt windows at a glance, you can make informed decisions about when to make your next attempt. This helps you avoid repeat efforts on jobs and enables you to allocate your time and resources more effectively.
With a clearer understanding of past efforts, you’ll be able to optimize your workflow, minimize redundancy, and complete jobs faster.