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Service History Statuses Explained

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This article explains the different statuses and the rules for moving between them.

Last Updated: July 2026

Every service record on the Service History page carries a status. The statuses fall into three stages: how the record was logged, whether it passed review, and where it stands in accounting.

The Service History page with one record in Logged status and one in Approved status
One record in Logged, one already Approved.

Logging Statuses

Status

What it means

Logged / Logged - Mobile

The service was recorded from the field through the mobile app.

Logged - Admin

The service was entered by an administrator in the backoffice.

PostDated - Admin

The service was entered by an administrator for a past date.

Pending

The record is awaiting action.

Sent

A service email went out to the contractor.

Review Statuses

From any logging status, an administrator can move a record to Approved or Rejected. Reversing a decision is permission-gated: approving a rejected record and rejecting an approved record are separate permissions your account administrator grants per role.

Accounting Statuses

Status

What it means

Locked

The record is frozen for accounting. Only approved records can be locked, and unlocking needs its own permission.

Invoiced

An invoice was created for the record.

Billed

A bill was created for the record.

Invoiced & Billed

Both exist. This is the final status; nothing can change after it.

Only records in Approved, Locked, Invoiced, or Billed status can be picked up for invoice and bill creation.

Common Questions

  • Why can I not edit this record? It is Locked or in an accounting status. See the warning above.

  • Why can I not approve or reject? Your role is missing the specific permission for that transition. Ask your account administrator.

  • Why is a record missing from invoicing? It is not yet Approved or Locked. Records still in a logging status, or Rejected, are filtered out of invoice and bill creation.

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