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Customize the Jobs Tray with custom tabs on the new Dispatch Board

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Overview

The Custom Jobs Tray lets dispatchers, CSRs, and managers personalize the Jobs Tray on the new Daily and Weekly Dispatch Board. Save your current filters as a named tab, then show, hide, reorder, rename, and delete tabs to match how you work. This gives you one-click access to the exact slices of work you watch most, so you spend less time reapplying filters and more time dispatching.


Who uses this feature

  • Administrators, CSRs, dispatchers, and managers

  • Applies to all business types

  • Applies to all trades

Feature configuration

  • This feature is currently in Early Access and available for specific accounts. It is subject to change.

Things to know

  • The Custom Jobs Tray is available only on the new Daily and Weekly Dispatch Board. It is not available on the classic Dispatch Board.

  • Tab configuration is for each user. Each person sets up their own tabs and your changes do not affect anyone else on your team.

  • System tabs, such as Unassigned, Unconfirmed, and Alert can be hidden and reordered, but they cannot be deleted. Only tabs you create can be deleted.

  • Your tab setup is saved automatically. When you reload the board or come back later, your tabs and their order stay the same.

  • You can create up to 20 custom tabs in addition to the 13 system tabs, for a total of 33 tabs.

  • Custom tabs are limited to a date range of the board date plus three months prior.

Best practices

  • Create a tab for each slice of work you check throughout the day, such as a single business unit or job type, so you can see your daily blend at a glance without reapplying filters.

  • Hide the system tabs you rarely use to keep your tab row focused on what matters to you.

  • Reorder your most important tabs to the front of the row so they are the first thing you see when you open the board.

  • If your tab row becomes cluttered, use Reset to Default to return to the standard system tabs and start fresh.

Use cases

  • A dispatcher who only manages one business unit creates a tab filtered to that business unit, so every tab they open is already scoped to their work.

  • A manager monitoring water restoration work saves a tab for unconfirmed jobs in that division and watches the live count to know how many need attention.

  • A CSR confirming appointments hides the status tabs they never use and keeps Unconfirmed front and center.

Turn on the Custom Jobs Tray

  1. Go to the top toolbar and click Settings A simple icon representing a settings gear. .

  2. In the side panel, go to Dispatch Board.

  3. In the side menu, click New & Upcoming Features.

  4. Find the Custom Jobs Tray section and turn on the Custom Jobs Tray toggle.Overview of redesigned Dispatch Board features and Custom Jobs Tray options for users.

    Note: The new Dispatch Board must be turned on before you can enable Custom Jobs Tray.

When you turn on the Custom Jobs Tray, your Jobs Tray keeps all of its current tabs. Nothing is removed and the design adds a clearer view of which filters are applied to each tab.

Save a custom tab from your current filters

  1. Go to the navigation bar and click Dispatch, then open the new Daily or Weekly Dispatch Board.

  2. From the Jobs Tray, click the tab you want and apply filters, such as a business unit, job type, or status.Job tray displaying scheduled and dispatched jobs with alert notifications for attention.

  3. Click Manage tabs.User interface showing tab management options and task statuses in a table format.

  4. On the Manage Tabs and Filters screen that opens, click + Save as New Tab.User interface for managing tabs and filters with options to save new tabs.

  5. In the Save as Tab box, enter a name for the tab, then click Save.Dialog box for saving a tab named 'Alert - HVAC' in an application.

Your new tab appears in the tab row with a live count of the jobs that match its filters. The tab is visible only to you. Selecting the tab applies its saved filters automatically.

Manage your tabs

Use the Manage Tabs and Filters screen to control which tabs appear, the order they appear in, and the details of each tab.

Show or hide a tab

  1. From the Job Tray, click Manage tabs.

  2. On the Manage Tabs and Filters screen, find the tab you want to show or hide.

  3. Click the Visibility icon next to the tab name to hide it or show it.User clicks Hide for the 'Assigned' option in a task management interface.

    Note: System tabs can be hidden but cannot be deleted. A hidden tab does not appear in the tab row, but you can show it again at any time.

  4. When finished, click Save.

Reorder tabs

  1. From the Job Tray, click Manage tabs.

  2. On the Manage Tabs and Filters screen, find the tab you want to move.

  3. Click and drag the Reorder handle to move the tab to a new position. You can arrange system tabs and custom tabs in any order.Manage tabs and filters with options to save, reorder, and check visibility settings.

  4. When finished, click Save. The tab row updates to match the new order.

Edit a custom tab

  1. From the Job Tray, click Manage tabs.

  2. On the Manage Tabs and Filters screen, find the custom tab you want to edit and click Edit Tab to open it.A cursor clicking Expand for the Alert - HVAC tab

  3. On the Edit Tab screen, edit the tab as needed:        

    • Tab name: Enter a new name for the tab.

    • Tab preset: Select a preset, such as Alerts, to apply a starting set of filters and fields, or select Custom to build the tab from scratch.Editing tab settings for HVAC alerts with filter options and column visibility adjustments.

  4. (Optional) Each Tab preset has its own set of filters. If you want to include more filters, click Add Filter and select one of the following if they're not already included:        

    • Job Status.

    • Assignment.

    • Confirmed.  User interface showing filter options and a dropdown menu for job status selection.

  5. Select any filters as needed.Editing tab settings with filters for assignments and job types in a project management tool.

    Note: System tabs have editing restrictions. The filters that define a system tab are always applied and cannot be changed. To customize a system tab, click Duplicate as a new.

  6. Hide, rearrange, and edit any of the columns under Column Visibility and Filters as needed.

  7. When finished, click Save.

After you save, the tab applies its filters automatically every time you select it. The tab summary shows which filters are in use, for example the selected business units, status, and confirmation state. You can still apply column filters and reorder columns within the tab as needed.

Save a system tab as a new custom tab

To build on a system tab without changing it, open the system tab on the Edit Tab screen and click Duplicate as new. This creates a custom tab you can rename, refilter, and delete.

Editing a scheduled tab with filters for job type, appointment, and tags.

Delete a custom tab

  1. From the Job Tray, click Manage tabs.

  2. On the Manage Tabs and Filters screen, find the custom tab you want to delete.

  3. Click the Delete icon next to the tab.A cursor clicking Delete for the Unconfirmed - BU tab.

    Note: Only custom tabs can be deleted. The deleted tab no longer appears in the tab row, and its configuration is removed so it is not restored when you reload the board.

  4. Click Delete to confirm.

  5. When finished, click Save.

Reset your tabs to default

This will restore your tabs to the default order, visibility, and configuration. Your custom tabs will be hidden but not deleted — you can show them again from Manage Tabs, or delete them permanently using the delete button on each custom tab.

  1. From the Job Tray, click Manage tabs.

  2. On the Manage Tabs and Filters screen, click Reset to Default.A cursor clicking Reset to Default.

  3. Click Reset to Default to confirm the reset.

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