Using ALO as a System of Work
This guide explains how to: Create Actions, Manage and Dispatch Actions, and how staff can communicate about Actions and complete them with To Do.
Introduction
Managing work efficiently in busy places like stadiums, arenas, and public facilities is essential. ALO makes this easy by improving guest communication, staff communication, incident management, work order management and video surveillance.
This guide explains how to: Create Actions, Manage and Dispatch Actions, and how staff can communicate about Actions and complete them with To Do.
Creating Actions in ALO
There are many ways to create Actions in ALO, depending on your use case:
From Home:
Fill out the action form, then hit Send to create an Action. The lifecycle of the Action can be managed from the Action board.
From Channels:
Using SMS, Voicemail, and QR Codes:
Guests can use SMS, Voicemail, and QR Codes to report issues and make requests. (If you would like ALO to automatically create Actions from guests, contact us to update your account settings! For more info, click here!)
Staff can use SMS, Voicemail, QR codes, and web forms to create Actions in ALO. More more information on how to create a Staff Reporting Channel, click here!
From the Action Board:
Optional: Add the name of the person you would like to assign to the task.
Select the Create Action button.
Dispatching and Managing Actions
Manage your Actions in ALO with ease!
Navigate to the Actions Board
Select the name under the Assigned column to change the user assigned to the task.
Select the Status of the Action to change the Action's status.
Staff Doing Work
Staff can also manage Actions! There are two ways that staff can manage their Actions:
From their To Do List:
From Channels:
Conclusion
ALO streamlines the entire workflow process, from creating actions to managing them with the Actions board, and helping staff complete their work using the To Do feature. By using ALO, organizations can work more efficiently, respond faster, and improve overall guest experiences, boost safety, and reduce risk.
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