Workflow tip
Create a draft Work Order during contract negotiation.
You can record the Work Order ID generated by CRIIS on the physical contract before it is signed.
A 'how-to' guide on managing Work Orders in CRIIS.
This guide helps suppliers manage Work Orders in CRIIS. It explains the basics and shows how to create, edit and cancel Work Orders.
To start a draft Work Order in CRIIS:
Once created, the draft Work Order will appear in your Work Order list table.
Create a draft Work Order during contract negotiation.
You can record the Work Order ID generated by CRIIS on the physical contract before it is signed.
To edit a draft Work Order:
💡Note: You can optionally add a Job ID to a Work Order in CRIIS. This is an internal code your organisation may use to track and manage Work Orders in your own systems. Including a Job ID can also help you filter and locate records more easily in the Work Order tables.
Under some panel arrangements (such as the People Panel Phase 2) you may need link a contractor to a Work Order in CRIIS.
This step connects the individual worker to the engagement and allows for timesheet tracking and reporting.
To learn how to manage contractors on a Work Order, select the button below to take you to a separate article with step-by-step instructions.
If you no longer require a draft Work Order, you may wish to cancel the record:
Once you’ve filled out the draft Work Order to match the signed contract, it’s ready to send to the agency for approval.
To submit the Work Order:
The Work Order will be sent to the agency contact listed in the record. They’ll receive a notification through CRIIS to review and endorse the Work Order record.
💡Tip: Send both the signed hard copy and the CRIIS version of the Work Order to the agency at the same time. This helps the agency sign the hard copy and endorse the CRIIS record together.
What if I need to make changes after submitting to the engaging agency?
If you need to make changes after submitting:
Once a Work Order is approved by the agency, it becomes a published record in CRIIS. You can still make changes, but these are recorded as variations.
To vary a published Work Order:
If you need to cancel a published Work Order (for example, if the engagement is no longer proceeding after the contract was executed):
⚠️ Note: Under some panel arrangements (such as the People Panel Phase 2), Work Orders are connected to timesheets in CRIIS. If there is a timesheet recorded against the Work Order, the record cannot be cancelled. Instead, the Work Order end date should be adjusted.