Work Order Status Guide:
Troubleshooting – A work order in the Troubleshooting status indicates that the Latchel team is currently investigating and resolving the issue with the residents. It is important to note that a maintenance request should never be in the Troubleshooting status for a vacant unit. This status is reserved for emergency work orders only. As a property manager, you will have limited access to interact with a work order in the Troubleshooting status. This is because our team is actively working on resolving the issue and may not see your updates until they have completed the troubleshooting process. If you need to contact our team while a work order is in the Troubleshooting status, please use the Message Latchel Emergency Team button provided in the email notification you received when the work order was created. See this guide on how to contact Latchel: How to Contact Latchel





- If it’s an emergency, a notification is sent to the resident. This is to give the resident a chance to tell us if the issue returns or was not completed. If it hasn’t been confirmed complete, a task is created after 2 hours to confirm the completion with the resident.
- If it’s a non-emergency, the resident, and the service provider are given 24 hours to confirm, otherwise, a task is created for the admin to confirm from both the resident and the service provider the status of the work order.
- If the service provider is a Latchel Contracted Network, a task is created for the admin, otherwise, the work order is automatically marked as complete and moves to collecting the invoice after another 24 hours. (48 hours total)
- If the resident does not respond to all the notifications, then the work order automatically moves to Awaiting Invoice. The resident still has an opportunity to provide feedback even after the work order is completed.
NOTE: We expect your preferred Service Providers to work directly with you on invoicing and payment processing if they do not respond to Latchel’s texts or emails.

