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An exciting new chapter

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We are excited to announce that we’ve entered an agreement to be acquired by JLL, a global professional services and investment management firm specializing in real estate. JLL is an industry leader in corporate real estate services, including facility management services. Upon close, Corrigo will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of JLL with standalone sales and operations of our existing products.

We’re excited for this next chapter that will combine best-in-class technology with industry-leading services. Our focus will remain the same: being the best platform to get work done. We will continue to power better P&L results for our clients. We’ll continue to innovate. Our platform will continue to earn the trust of facilities management and field service businesses in all 50 states. We will continue investing in the platform and improving it.

Look for more exciting announcements in coming months as we continue to grow.

Read the press release

Learn more about JLL

Have questions? Contact us.

 

2015 User Conference

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Registration Is Now Open!

 

It’s time to book your spot for the 2015 Corrigo User Conference: Elevate, March 16-18, 2015. We’ll meet at the fabulous Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas for three days of learning, networking and exciting product releases.

 

Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to learn how to take your network to the next level. We’ll kick off the events with a night of networking and catching up with friends old and new. Then, you can participate in industry-leading learning sessions, brush up on your user skills and see what’s new with the Network.

 

We can’t wait to see you there. Register today — last year we sold out early and space is limited.

 

Click Here for All The Details

 

iOS 8 & Corrigo Mobile Apps

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Apple is in the process of introducing their latest operating system “iOS 8” and it should be available to all iOS devices (iPhone, iPad) within the next week or two. Corrigo has made all the necessary changes to both of our Mobile Apps (Corrigo Enterprise & Field Service Manager) to fully support Apple’s new operating system. Both Corrigo Mobile Apps are currently awaiting Apple certification prior to release
 

What does this mean to you and your employees?

There is the chance that Apple could release iOS 8 to market before completing the updates to Corrigo’s Mobile Apps. This means, if you update your operating system to iOS 8 before installing the updated version of either Corrigo Enterprise or Field Service Manager, you will encounter problems when using the app.
 

What do we recommend?

We recommend holding off on updating your operating system to iOS 8 until we confirm that both our Mobile Apps have been fully processed and updated by Apple. Once Apple has processed the app, the app will be available for update in the app store. Once updated, you can then proceed with the operating system update to iOS 8. There are two ways to stay up to date on progress:
 
(1) We will post notification on our blog as well as notify you that the updates are ready (Blog – http://www.workordernetwork.com/the-learning-center/)
 
(2) You can keep an eye out in the app store for the latest version of the app and then download the update when it becomes available. See the next section below for details on what version of the app to keep an eye out for.

 

What version of the app am I looking for in the app center so that I know it is the latest version?

You should be looking for a version of the app that has an “Updated” date of September 2014. Currently in the App Store, the Enterprise App has an “Updated” date of August 2014 with a version number of 7.9.17 and the Field Service Manager App has an “Updated” date of January 2014 with a version number 6.17.12. If you check the app store and notice that the “Updated” date had not changed nor the “Version Number”, then that means the latest version is still not yet ready.