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Edit Request (Mobile App)

Editing requests ensures updates are accurate, improves task execution, and enhances communication for better results.

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Follow these steps to easily edit requests on our mobile app:

  1. Log In and Access Requests:

    • After logging in, tap the menu icon in the top left corner and select "Requests".
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      Image shows the menu with the "Requests" option highlighted to indicate where users should tap to access the request section.

  2. Open the Request:

    • Under "My Requests" tab, select the request you wish to edit.
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      Image shows displaying the "My Requests" tab with a list of requests. One request is selected to indicate how to choose and open a specific request for editing.

  3. Edit the Request:

    • When the request details open, you'll see it in View mode. To make changes, click the Edit icon located in the top right corner.
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      Image shows request details in View mode. The Edit icon is highlighted in the top right corner to indicate where to click to enter editing mode.

  4. Update Details:

    • In the Details tab, you can add relevant images. If you need to attach additional documents, switch to the Documents tab and click the Plus button in the bottom right corner.
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      Image shows the Details tab of a request in the app, with options to add images and documents. It also highlights the Documents tab for uploading additional files.

  5. Communicate with the Team:

    • Under the Logs tab, you can discuss request-related activities with your team. Use this space to share updates or ask questions about the request.
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  6. Save Changes:

    • After updating all necessary information, tap the diskette icon in the top right corner to save your changes. Choose "Complete" or "Reject" based on your intended action.
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      Image shows the save changes screen in the mobile app. It features the diskette icon in the top right corner, with options to select "Complete" or "Reject" for updating the request.

      Image displays the "My Requests" list with an updated request highlighted. The request now reflects the recent changes, showing its updated status or details.
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