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Recall order process

You can differentiate recall orders by the R at the end of the order number. These follow-up orders are free of charge and sent straight to the contractor to complete any outstanding work.

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Written by Rubin Muresan
Updated over 2 months ago

When an order number ends with R, it indicates that the order is a recall. Recalls are created when a contractor needs to return to complete additional work linked to an existing order. This may happen if the original issue was not fully resolved or if a follow-up visit is required.

The recalled order can be differentiated by the recall sign:

  • Original order: 0001/0001

  • Recall order: 0001/0001R

Recalls are always free of charge because they relate to work that should have been completed during the original visit. For this reason, they bypass the standard approval workflow and are sent directly to the contractor. This ensures the follow-up work can be completed quickly without unnecessary delays.

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