Single-Assign vs. Multi-Assign Work Orders
Our work order system gives you flexibility in how you assign tasks to your team. You can choose between Single-Assign or Multi-Assign, depending on your workflow needs.
What is a Single-Assign Work Order?
A Single-Assign Work Order is assigned to one employee at a time.
Best For:
- Tasks that can be fully handled by one person
 - Clear ownership and accountability for a single assignee
 - Work that doesn’t require team collaboration
 
Benefits:
- Easy to track who is responsible
 - Simplifies communication and reporting
 - Ideal for smaller or individual tasks
 

What is a Multi-Assign Work Order?
A Multi-Assign Work Order allows you to assign multiple employees to the same work order.
Best For:
- Jobs that require teamwork or multiple skill sets
 - Large or complex tasks that need several people
 - Projects where workload must be shared
 
Benefits:
- Everyone involved can update status, add notes, and log time
 - Improves collaboration on larger jobs
 - Reduces the need to create duplicate work orders for the same task
 

Key Differences
| Feature | Single-Assign | Multi-Assign | 
|---|---|---|
| Number of Assignees | 1 | Multiple | 
| Best For | Individual Tasks | Team-based or complex tasks | 
| Accountability | One clear owner | Shared responsibility | 
| Reporting | Simple, per-employee | Simple, team-based | 
How to Choose?
Use Single-Assign when you want one clear owner for the task.
Use Multi-Assign when collaboration is required or when multiple people will work on the same job.