Learn how to use ReportArea

Core concepts, work modes, and how the main areas of the system fit together.

Registration, email verification, sign-in, and password recovery.

Create a Professional or Company workspace and accept an invitation.

Direct workflow, available features, limits, and moving to Company.

Navigation, help, notifications, theme, profile, and installed-app use.

The shortest path to record a task and follow it through closure.

Tabs, filters, visibility, messages, internal notes, and attachments.

What every state means and when to resolve, close, reopen, or cancel.

Lines, owners, taking, assignment, release, and transfers.

Schedule, arrival, waiting, suspension, and My Work quick actions.

On-site or remote signatures, requirements, cancellation, and overrides.

Publish updates and share a temporary link without requiring an account.

Access, stock, movements, consumption, and minimum alerts.

Request, approve, deliver, reject, or cancel parts.

Identified units, compatibility, replacements, and warehouse returns.

Register assets, assign them, and preserve their component history.

Version structures and link assets or components to a report.

Invite people, change roles, and enable capabilities by responsibility.

Organize sectors and read operational relationships in the Company map.

Configure lines, routes, types, priorities, and suspension reasons.

Change mode, transfer ownership, leave, or archive without losing history.

Register people or businesses and their contacts for work and communication.

Turn a report into an order, receive equipment, and record safe release.

Create immutable revisions and record approval or rejection with evidence.

Non-fiscal documents, collections, allocations, and credit by currency.

Outstanding-balance policies, coverage, and warranty claims.

Represent customers or providers that do not use ReportArea yet.

Delegate work to a provider without an account through a private portal.

Onboard a counterpart, confirm its identity, and share work updates.

Create direct relationships and define authorized services between Companies.

Transfer one stage to another provider without losing control or privacy.

Recommended journeys for requesters, technicians, managers, and administrators.

Availability, permissions, limits, privacy, and a concept glossary.