Your team members are the people who receive, review, and act on service requests in WarrantyOS. Managing your team well — including keeping titles accurate, setting up the right notification preferences, and understanding how assignments work — helps make sure the right people are on the right requests.
This article covers:
Inviting users to WarrantyOS
Updating team member titles
Understanding activity tracking
Managing notification preferences
How service request assignments connect to property teams and message threads
Inviting Users
Team members are invited the same way you do it in Operator. See this article.
Updating Titles
Team members can update their display title by clicking their profile picture and selecting Settings. Keeping titles accurate helps homeowners and team members know who they're communicating with.
You can also change titles by editing their profiles as you do in Operator. See this article.
Understanding Activity Tracking
Every action a team member takes in WarrantyOS is logged in the History tab — on properties, service requests, and work orders. This includes assignments, status changes, messages sent, and vendor notifications.
This creates an automatic audit trail without any extra work from your team.
Managing Notification Preferences
Team members can customize how they receive notifications — including choosing between push notifications and email — by updating their own account settings. See this article.
This is useful for team members who want to stay informed without being overwhelmed, or who primarily work from a mobile device in the field.
Service Request Assignments and Property Teams
When a team member is assigned to a service request, they're automatically added to the property's team and message thread. This means:
They'll receive notifications for updates on that request
They can send and receive messages with the homeowner from within WarrantyOS
Their name will appear on the request, so everyone knows who's responsible
Keeping assignments up to date ensures the right people are looped in — and no one is left out of an important conversation.
