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# Manage work order tasks

# Manage work order tasks {#ariaid-title1}

* Freigeben Version: Australia
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* Aktualisiert 12. März 2026
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* ![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 1 Minute Lesedauer

Use work order tasks to define separate activities that must be done to complete a work
order.

A work order contains one or more work order tasks. These tasks allow qualifiers to define separate activities that must be done to complete a work order.

When a user with the wm_qualifier role or a qualifier combination role moves a work order from
Draft to Awaiting Qualification, a work order task is
automatically created and populated with information from the work order. This user can edit
existing tasks or create new tasks at any time.  
A key feature in Field Service Management is the ability to create multiple work order tasks under a single work order. Splitting a work order into separate tasks, when necessary, enables qualifiers to:

* Assign different aspects of a single work order to different agents.
* Assign work to agents with different skill sets.
* Assign work to agents in different locations.
* Schedule parts of the work at different times.
* Schedule tasks so they are done one after another.
* Schedule tasks so they are done at the same time by different agents.
* Schedule additional tasks, if necessary, to complete the work order.
* Coordinate the arrival and usage of the parts required to complete a work order.
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