Navigation: Jobs -> Job Listing page -> Job Details
Jobs listing page overview
When you open the Jobs module, the All Jobs view appears with these columns: Job ID, Job Title, Customer, Users / Teams Assigned, Category, Service Address, Status, Priority, Scheduled Date, Due Date, Tags, and Created On. Use the toolbar above the list to:- Switch between saved views using the view tabs at the top of the page.
- Filter the list with Filter and the pinned filter chips next to it.
- Search for a job using the Search box.
- Change the view mode, columns, and other view settings with Customize.
- Switch between the list and Kanban layouts using the layout icons at the top right.
Filter jobs
Filters narrow the list to jobs that meet your criteria. For example, select an attribute like Job Status Type, choose a condition such as Equal to, Contains, or Does Not Contain, and enter a value. The list updates in real time to show only the matching jobs.Add filters
- Click Filter at the top left of the list. The Filters panel opens.
- Click Add Filter, choose the attribute you want to filter by, apply the condition and value, and click Add.

- If you add more than one filter, select AND or OR at the top of the Filters panel to control how Zuper combines them:
- AND (default): Shows only jobs that match every filter. Use it to narrow results, for example, to see urgent jobs in the Roofing category.
- OR: Shows jobs that match at least one filter. Use it to widen results, for example, to see every job that is either urgent or in the Roofing category.
- To clear a filter’s value, click the X next to it. To remove a filter from the panel, click its delete icon.

Pin filters
Pinned filters appear as chips next to Filter, so you can apply the criteria you use most with one click. By default, Job Category, Scheduled Date Range, and Job Priority are pinned. You can pin up to three filters.
- To pin a filter: Click the pin icon on the filter, or drag it into the Pinned Filters section.
- To unpin a filter: Click the pin icon on the pinned filter.
- To change the order of pinned filters: Drag a filter by its handle.

Manage views
A view saves a set of columns, filters, and display settings, so you can return to the same layout anytime and share it with your team. Your saved views appear as tabs at the top of the jobs listing page.Create a view
- Click the views icon next to the view tabs and select + Create New View.

- In the Create View dialog box, enter a View Name (mandatory), select a View Type (List or Kanban), and click Next.

- Choose who can access the view, and then click Create:
- Share with: Select User or Team, and then use Add Users to pick who to share with. For each person or team you add, choose View or Edit access. You are listed as the Owner.
- Visibility to all users: Turn on the toggle to give everyone in your company view-only access.
- In the View Settings panel, choose a View Mode (Compact or Comfortable), and then click Customize columns.
- Move columns between Available Columns and Displayed Columns to choose what the list shows. You can display up to 15 columns. To remove a column, click the remove icon next to it. Drag columns by their handles to change the order. Job ID and Job Title are always displayed.

- Click Continue. The Filters panel opens.
- Add or pin filters for the view as described in Filter jobs, and then click Save View. A confirmation message appears, and the new view opens as a tab.

Update a view
When you change the columns or filters in a saved view, Reset View and Update View appear in the toolbar.- Save your changes: Click Update View.
- Save your changes as a new view: Click the arrow next to Update View and select Clone View. Enter a View Name, select a View Type, and complete the same steps as creating a view.
- Discard your changes: Click Reset View. The view returns to its last saved state.

Manage view settings
Open a saved view and click the More (⋯) icon at the top right of the list to see these options:- Rename: Change the view name.
- Visibility: Opens the Share dialog box. Add or remove users or teams, change their access to View or Edit, or turn Visibility to all users on or off. Click Update Access to save.
- Delete View: Remove the view permanently. Confirm in the Delete View dialog box. Only the user who created the view can delete it. When you delete a view, the listing returns to the default or another saved view.

View access levels
When you share a view, each user or team gets one of these access levels:- Owner: The user who created the view. The owner has full control, including deleting the view.
- Edit: Can add or remove columns, reorder columns, adjust view settings, and save changes to the view.
- View: Can see the view’s layout and filters, and can clone it as a new view for their own use. Users with view access cannot modify or overwrite the view.
Bulk actions
When you manage a large number of jobs, updating each one separately takes time. Bulk actions let you select multiple jobs at once and apply a change to all of them in a single step. This saves time and reduces the risk of missing a job. For example, you can reassign 20 jobs to a new technician, reschedule a group of jobs after a weather delay, or move a set of jobs to a new status, all in one action. Select the checkbox next to each job you want to update. The action bar appears at the bottom of the page and shows how many jobs you selected.To include every job in the current list, click Select All in the action bar.
Available bulk actions
The action bar gives you the following options:- Update Field
- Update Schedule
- Update Job Status
More actions
Click More in the action bar to see additional bulk options:- Assign / Unassign
- Link Parent Job
- Assign to Route
- Assign Service Territory
- Send Text Message / Email
- Delete Job
If a job has parent-child dependencies, the child job must be fully completed (terminal status) before the parent job’s status can be updated. Skipping steps is not allowed. The option is either unavailable or returns an error.
Bulk status updates are available only to Admins or Team Leaders. The statuses you can select and the rules that apply during a bulk update depend on how your organization has set up its workflow. If a status is not available, it may be restricted by your workflow configuration.
FAQs
Why can I not change the status of a job?
Why can I not change the status of a job?
One or more linked child jobs or tasks have not yet reached the required status. Your workflow configuration requires child jobs or tasks to reach a specific status before you can update the parent job. To resolve this:
- Open the job and go to the Linked Jobs or Tasks section.
- Identify any child jobs or tasks that have not yet reached the required status.
- Update those jobs or tasks to the required status.
- Return to the parent job and update its status.
Why do I not see the bulk status update option?
Why do I not see the bulk status update option?
Bulk status updates are available only to users with the Manager role. If you have a Field Executive role, this option does not appear in your interface. Contact your manager if you need a bulk status update performed on your behalf.
Why are some statuses missing from the bulk action dropdown?
Why are some statuses missing from the bulk action dropdown?
Your organization’s workflow configuration controls which statuses are available for bulk updates. Not all statuses might be eligible for bulk updates. The order and conditions that apply to individual status changes also apply to bulk actions. If a status is not listed, it might not be available at this point in the workflow. To confirm which statuses are eligible for bulk updates, ask your administrator to review your workflow configuration.
Can I skip a status in the workflow?
Can I skip a status in the workflow?
No. Status changes must follow the order set in your workflow configuration. You need to complete each required step before moving to the next one. If you believe a status step is incorrect or unnecessary for your workflow, contact your administrator to review your workflow configuration.If the issue continues, contact Support.
Does the Customer filter include jobs where the customer is a secondary contact?
Does the Customer filter include jobs where the customer is a secondary contact?
Yes, when Enable Secondary Contacts is turned on in Settings > Modules > Jobs > General Job Settings. The Customer filter then checks both the primary customer and the secondary contacts on each job, so a job appears in the results when the customer you select is either one. When the setting is off, the filter checks only the primary customer.