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Practice an equipment assignment, readiness review and handover using the records the team will recognize.
Training & adoption
Train around the tasks your team actually performs. Use representative records, the right role and a clear handover to the next person.

Teach by responsibility
Give each person a task they recognize and show where their result goes next.
Practice an equipment assignment, readiness review and handover using the records the team will recognize.
Work through an inspection, a service record or a signed field ticket with the person responsible for it.
Review a purchase receipt or invoice with its supporting work and the questions that need to be resolved.
Practice the whole task
A useful session goes beyond finding the right button. It shows how people recognize a problem and carry the work forward.
Choose equipment, customers and jobs that reflect the pilot, with safe demonstration data where appropriate.
Include a missing document, an incomplete kit, a short receipt or a questioned invoice in the walkthrough.
Have the next role find the record and explain what they can do with it.
After the session
Make it easy for the team to repeat the task when the trainer is no longer beside them.
Use the guide for the task at hand instead of relying on a separate slide deck.
Keep the workspace context and attachments with the question in Care.
Use the pilot’s questions and exceptions to refine access, records and the next training session.
No. The walkthrough follows the work and access of the people involved. The handover connects the sessions so teams understand where their records go next.
Include the supported mobile workflow and the devices your team plans to use in the pilot. Review synchronization and the next office action as part of the exercise.
Use the relevant documentation and the agreed support route. Care keeps an ongoing workspace conversation with its messages and attachments.
Tell us who will use Hafrix and which workflow they need to complete first.
Discuss team training