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     Hey! Whenever a student damages a Chromebook, one our techs will record this damage in iiQ by adding a fine for the student and asset in the Fee Tracker app. We then want a way to look at that physical device and know it’s one that still needs to be repaired.

     For years, we will write “Replace Keyboard” or something short on a sticky note taped to the device so we can keep these laptops organized and separate. What’s a better way for us to do this? I know previous systems I’ve used have had the ability to print out a small label with a description of the ticket/repair that needs to be completed. Is there any way for us to do this? If not inside of IncidentIQ/Fee Tracker, then I’d be curious to open this up for discussion on how other districts are doing this.

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At this time, this is not something we offer. However, check out this idea that is similar to your request to upvote and comment your use case on!

 


This is a great idea. Sticky notes are troublesome. We run centralized repair at our district office and have more than 100 come through weekly. Being able to quickly print a ticket label at the site would help us visually sort by date and school. Scanning a serial number and going through those clicks slows the process down a ton.


@stlee Please add your feedback to the idea above for our Product team to see! Thanks 😄


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