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Once a maintenance work order is created, your team selects a contractor. Felicity then handles the coordination: requesting availability and a quote from the contractor, obtaining landlord approval, and scheduling the appointment with the tenant.Contractor engagement
Your team selects a contractor
From the work order, your team chooses a contractor from your saved contacts in the CRM. Select the contractor best suited for the issue category.
Felicity requests availability and quote
Felicity contacts the contractor with the job details and asks for:
- 2-3 available time slots for the visit.
- A quote for the work (explicitly confirming whether it includes VAT).
Contractor responds
The contractor can reply via email or WhatsApp. Felicity handles the following scenarios:
| Response | What happens |
|---|---|
| Provides availability and quote | Felicity proceeds to landlord approval. |
| Provides only one (availability or quote) | Felicity chases the missing piece. |
| No response | Felicity retries up to 3 times, then escalates to your team. |
| Declines the job | Escalated to your team to select an alternative contractor. |
Landlord approval
Before scheduling can proceed, landlord approval is required for the contractor’s quote.- Felicity notifies your team: “Quote received - landlord approval required.”
- Your team requests approval from the landlord (this may happen outside LightWork or via a pre-drafted message).
- Once the landlord approves, your team records approval in the platform.
- If the landlord rejects the quote, your team selects a new contractor and the process restarts.
Landlord approval is a manual step to ensure cost control. Your team manages the landlord communication and records the decision in LightWork.
Tenant scheduling
Once the landlord approves the quote:Felicity proposes time slots
Felicity sends the contractor’s available time slots to the tenant and asks them to choose one.
Tenant confirms
The tenant selects a slot. Felicity also collects access instructions (key safe codes, buzzer details, whether someone will be home).
Reminders
Before the scheduled visit, Felicity sends reminders to:- The tenant - confirming the date, time, and any preparation needed.
- The contractor - confirming the appointment details and access instructions.
Rescheduling
If either the tenant or contractor needs to reschedule:- They reply to the conversation explaining they need a different time.
- Felicity coordinates new availability and proposes updated slots.
- If rescheduling cannot be resolved, it is escalated to your team.
Escalation during scheduling
Felicity escalates to your team when:| Trigger | Reason |
|---|---|
| Contractor non-response | No reply after 3 contact attempts. |
| Contractor declines | The contractor cannot or will not take the job. |
| Landlord does not approve | The quote is rejected or no response is recorded. |
| Tenant declines all slots | No mutually available time can be found. |
| Access cannot be arranged | The tenant cannot provide access for any proposed time. |