View the parent ↔ follow-ups link
Navigate between a non-compliance and the follow-ups created from its anomaly, both ways ("Follow-ups created" on the parent, "Follow-up of" on the follow-up).
- Audience
- All members
- Screen
- Work order detail, Information tab
- Verified version
- App 1.0.0
Goal
Find, both ways, the link between a non-compliance (the parent) and the follow-ups created to correct it. Useful for tracking the repair's progress.
Audience
All members (reading).
Prerequisites
- At least one follow-up created from a non-compliance (see Create a follow-up).
Steps
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On the parent: open the non-compliance, "Information" tab. The "Follow-ups created (n)" block lists each follow-up: 🔄 icon, component, scheduled date and status badge.

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On the follow-up: open the follow-up (the corrective work order). The "Follow-up of" block recalls the parent work order: component, code, date and original anomaly.

Two-way navigation
The link works both ways: from the non-compliance you see its follow-ups, and from a follow-up you go back to the original non-compliance.
Tips and common errors
- Multiple follow-ups: a single non-compliance can have several follow-ups; they are all listed under "Follow-ups created".
- Follow-up status: the badge shows where each follow-up stands (To do, In progress, Compliant…), to know whether the correction is done.
See also
Create a follow-up
Plan a dated corrective work order from a detected anomaly; the follow-up is linked to the non-compliance and appears as a new task.
Force (correct) a locked status
As an administrator, correct a status set by mistake by forcing any status, even a terminal one, with a required logged reason (Law 16).
