Maintainx core workflow a
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MaintainX Core Workflow A: Work Order Lifecycle
Overview
Master the complete work order lifecycle in MaintainX -- from creation through completion. Work orders are the core unit of maintenance operations.
Prerequisites
- Completed
maintainx-install-authsetup MAINTAINX_API_KEYenvironment variable configured- MaintainX account with work order permissions
Status Transition Flow
OPEN ──→ IN_PROGRESS ──→ COMPLETED ──→ CLOSED
│ │ ↑
│ ↓ │
│ ON_HOLD ───────────┘
│
└──→ CLOSED (cancelled)
Instructions
Step 1: Create a Work Order
import { MaintainXClient } from './maintainx/client';
const client = new MaintainXClient();
// Create a corrective work order
const { data: wo } = await client.createWorkOrder({
title: 'Pump Station #3 - Seal Leak Repair',
description: 'Detected water leak at the mechanical seal. Needs immediate attention.',
priority: 'HIGH',
status: 'OPEN',
assignees: [{ type: 'USER', id: 4521 }],
assetId: 8901,
locationId: 2345,
dueDate: '2026-03-21T17:00:00Z',
categories: ['CORRECTIVE'],
});
console.log(`Work order #${wo.id} created`);
Step 2: Update Status Through Lifecycle
// Technician starts work
await client.updateWorkOrder(wo.id, {
status: 'IN_PROGRESS',
});
// Put on hold (waiting for parts)
await client.updateWorkOrder(wo.id, {
status: 'ON_HOLD',
onHoldReason: 'Waiting for replacement seal kit from supplier',
});
// Resume and complete
await client.updateWorkOrder(wo.id, {
status: 'IN_PROGRESS',
});
await client.updateWorkOrder(wo.id, {
status: 'COMPLETED',
completionNotes: 'Replaced mechanical seal. Tested for 30 min with no leaks.',
});
Step 3: Query Work Orders
// Fetch open work orders sorted by priority
const { data: openOrders } = await client.getWorkOrders({
status: 'OPEN',
limit: 25,
});
for (const order of openOrders.workOrders) {
console.log(`#${order.id} [${order.priority}] ${order.title}`);
}
// Paginate through all IN_PROGRESS orders
async function getAllInProgress() {
const allOrders = [];
let cursor: string | undefined;
do {
const { data } = await client.getWorkOrders({
status: 'IN_PROGRESS',
limit: 100,
cursor,
});
allOrders.push(...data.workOrders);
cursor = data.cursor;
} while (cursor);
return allOrders;
}
Step 4: Add Comments and Attachments
// Add a technician note
await client.request('POST', `/workorders/${wo.id}/comments`, {
body: 'Arrived on site. Isolating pump before disassembly.',
});
// Add a completion photo (URL-based)
await client.request('POST', `/workorders/${wo.id}/files`, {
url: 'https://storage.example.com/photos/seal-repair-complete.jpg',
name: 'seal-repair-complete.jpg',
});
Step 5: Assign to Teams
// Assign to a team instead of individual
const { data: teams } = await client.request('GET', '/teams');
const mechTeam = teams.teams.find((t: any) => t.name === 'Mechanical');
await client.updateWorkOrder(wo.id, {
assignees: [{ type: 'TEAM', id: mechTeam.id }],
});
Output
- Work orders created with full metadata (title, description, priority, assignees, asset, location)
- Status transitions executed through the complete lifecycle
- Paginated query results for filtering work orders
- Comments and files attached to work orders
Error Handling
| Error | Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| 400 Bad Request | Missing title field | Include at least title in POST body |
| 404 Not Found | Invalid asset/location/user ID | Verify referenced IDs exist via GET endpoints |
| 403 Forbidden | Insufficient permissions | Check user role has work order write access |
| 422 Invalid transition | Invalid status change (e.g., CLOSED to OPEN) | Follow the status transition flow above |
Resources
- MaintainX API Reference
- Work Orders Help
- Complete a Work Order
Next Steps
For asset and location management, see maintainx-core-workflow-b.
Examples
Bulk-create preventive maintenance work orders:
const pmSchedule = [
{ title: 'Weekly HVAC Filter Check', priority: 'LOW', categories: ['PREVENTIVE'] },
{ title: 'Monthly Fire Extinguisher Inspection', priority: 'MEDIUM', categories: ['PREVENTIVE'] },
{ title: 'Quarterly Elevator Safety Audit', priority: 'HIGH', categories: ['PREVENTIVE'] },
];
for (const pm of pmSchedule) {
const { data } = await client.createWorkOrder(pm);
console.log(`PM created: #${data.id} - ${data.title}`);
}
Filter work orders by date range:
curl -s "https://api.getmaintainx.com/v1/workorders?createdAtGte=2026-03-01T00:00:00Z&createdAtLte=2026-03-31T23:59:59Z&limit=50" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $MAINTAINX_API_KEY" | jq '.workOrders | length'