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Spare Parts (Dismantling) Module

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Spare Parts (Dismantling) Module

Equipment dismantling requests and recovered components

Module Purpose: Request dismantling of products into spare components, approve work, track progress, and complete recovery
Primary Users: Warehouse staff, Service technicians, Supervisors, Managers, Admins
Last Updated: June 4, 2026


Overview

The Spare Parts module manages dismantling requests for products (for example, printers or equipment returned for parts recovery). Each request has a status workflow from submission through approval, in-progress work, and completion.

UI Paths

TaskRoute
List requests/dashboard/spare-parts
New request/dashboard/spare-parts/new
Request detail/dashboard/spare-parts/[id]

Permissions

PermissionAction
dismantleRequest:listView dismantling requests
dismantleRequest:createCreate requests
dismantleRequest:updateApprove, start work, manage components, complete

The sidebar Spare Parts item uses resource dismantleRequest.


Request Status Workflow

StatusMeaning
PendingAwaiting approval
ApprovedReady to start dismantling
In ProgressComponents being recorded
CompletedWork finished
RejectedRequest denied
CancelledRequest cancelled

Role-based actions (summary)

  • Approve — Admins anywhere; Managers/Supervisors at the request’s location when status is Pending.
  • Start dismantling — After approval; location-scoped for warehouse/service roles.
  • Manage components — While In Progress; add recovered parts tied to the request.
  • Complete — Finalize when all components are recorded.

Non-admin users typically see only requests for their assigned location.


Common Tasks

Create a dismantling request

  1. Open Spare PartsNew.
  2. Select product and location context.
  3. Submit; status becomes Pending.

Approve and execute

  1. Open the request detail.
  2. Approve if you have rights at that location.
  3. Start dismantling when ready.
  4. Add components (recovered parts) during In Progress.
  5. Complete the request when finished.

Best Practices

  • Tie each request to the correct product SKU and location.
  • Record components as they are recovered for accurate spare-parts inventory.
  • Use rejection with clear notes when the request is invalid.

Last Updated: June 4, 2026