A bulk action is the means to make changes to lists of data, such as selecting multiple routines to generate tasks from, or sending notifications to multiple recipients. This article covers how to perform bulk actions, where they can be performed and what can be applied as a bulk action across various parts of Uptick. Only the actions explicitly listed for each object type are available. Actions not listed cannot be performed as bulk actions.
Performing a bulk action
From any page where a bulk action is supported, the best practice is to do the following:
Search and apply filters to get a specified listing for all the items that will have the bulk action applied.
Click the tick-box at the top of the listing to select everything on the current page.
Click Select all (x) (item) to select everything across all pages, where x is the total number of items to be selected and item is the object being listed (i.e. if on the tasks page the item will be tasks).
Click Edit (x) (item).
A window will appear where you can select the changes to apply, then click Apply changes.
Where bulk actions can be performed
These are the only areas where bulk actions are possible for different objects, which actions can be applied and how to navigate to them.
Only listed bulk actions are available for the following objects:
Tasks
Navigation: Menu bar
Bulk actions/changes available for tasks only:
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Defect Quotes
Navigation: Menu bar
Bulk actions/changes available for defect quotes only:
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Service Quotes
Navigation: Menu bar
Bulk actions/changes available for service quotes only:
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Clients
Navigation: People > Clients
Bulk actions/changes available for clients only:
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Users
Navigation: People > Users
Bulk actions/changes available for users only:
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Invoices
Navigation: Billing > Invoices
Bulk actions/changes available for invoices only:
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Billing cards
Navigation: Billing > Billing Cards
Bulk actions/changes available for billing cards only:
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Billing contracts
Navigation: Billing > Billing Contracts
Bulk actions/changes available for billing contracts only:
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Properties
Navigation: Customer Data > Properties
Bulk actions/changes available for properties only:
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Assets
Navigation: Customer Data > Assets
Bulk actions/changes available for assets only:
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Routines (upcoming programme maintenance)
Navigation:
Tasks > Programme Maintenance > Generate Routine Tasks
Customer data > Routine Servicing
Bulk actions/changes available for routines only:
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Routine services (existing routines on properties)
Navigation: Customer data > Routines > Routine Services
Bulk actions/changes available for routine services only:
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Routine service levels (existing routine service levels on properties)
Navigation: Customer data > Routines > Routine Service Levels
Bulk actions/changes available for routine service levels only:
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Keys and equipment
Navigation: Tools > Keys and Equipment
Bulk actions/changes available for keys and equipment only:
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Examples
βHow to Bulk Change Expired Quotes to 'Declined'
For data integrity, Uptick does not allow changing a quote's status directly from Expired to Declined. An expired quote is considered inactive, and no further actions can be taken on it directly.
To mark expired quotes as 'Declined' for your records, you must first make them "active" again. This requires a multi-step bulk process.
Step 1: Revert Expired quotes to Draft
Filter your quotes list to show all quotes with the Expired status.
Select all the expired quotes you wish to decline.
Click Edit (x) quotes.
In the pop-up window, select Transition (Quote Status) and choose Revert to Draft.
Click Apply changes.
Step 2: Change Draft quotes to Submitted
Filter your quotes list to show the quotes you just reverted to Draft.
Select all the quotes.
Click Edit (x) quotes.
Select Transition (Quote Status) and choose Mark as Sent (or Submit).
Click Apply changes.
Step 3: Change Submitted quotes to Declined
With the same quotes still selected, click Edit (x) quotes again.
Select Transition (Quote Status) and choose Mark declined.
Click Apply changes.
This workflow ensures that your quote funnel reports remain accurate by properly categorizing quotes that were not won, even after they expired.