Pylon: Field Ops

• Finishing a job, done properly — record the parts that came off your van (or say you used none), write the end-of-job report in the same step, and read it back on the job afterwards. Your organization decides whether either step is required. • Follow Up Needed — raise a follow-up job straight from the one you're finishing. It lands in the office's triage queue, linked to the original. • Parts Used — a card on the job itself, so a job that gets reopened still has somewhere to record a part. • On call — a separate support rotation alongside the technician one, each with its own handover day. Managers assign either from the schedule. • Notifications you can trust — the schedule and the people list now show when someone's phone has actually stopped receiving notifications, and tell the difference between "not getting them now" and "will stop soon". Pick who should be told if a particular person goes quiet. • Fixes — the app now asks iOS for a notification token properly, so push works where it silently didn't; a note stays above the keyboard as you type; tapping a notification about jobs awaiting review opens that list; a manager's note is no longer forced private; converted leads and closed opportunities stay visible; billing totals now match the office on discounted and contract-covered work; and swapping a device no longer moves monitoring to the wrong unit.