Dynamic Resource Scheduler
Whats New!
User Experience Changes
Security and Authentication
Modules and Utilities
Cyclical Scheduling - Configuration Interface
Cyclical Scheduling - Now Bulk Scheduling
Resource Quotas Improvements - Percentages
Architecture and Scheduling
Configuration
User Guides and Help
Get to Know Dynamic Resource Scheduler
How Does Dynamic Resource Scheduling Work
Speaking the Language of Scheduling
Navigating Dynamic Resource Scheduler
How your Data Links Together
Managing your Organisation
Viewing your Data
Your Customer Data
Your Service Orders
Your Jobs
Your Workers and Resources
Manage Your Tasks
Actioning your Jobs and Tasks
Job Templates
Find A Jobs Possible Workers
Locking Your Jobs
Create a Follow On Task
User Queues and Organising Your Tasks
Schedule and Organise
How to Optimise Your Scheduling
How to Schedule Manually
Scheduling Mutliple Jobs at Once
Reassign and Reschedule your Tasks
Managing Your Time and Durations
Managing your Comments and Contacts
Using Bookmarks to Drive Efficiency
Managing Your Job Status
Visualising Your Planning
Workers and Resources
Advanced Data Management
Creating Unavailability in your Workforce
Adding an Unavailability to an Individual Worker
Creating Unavailabilities for Multiple Days or Workers
Maps And Journey
Using Maps to Visualise Your Data
Using Maps With Your Data
Learn about our Closest Function
Your Journeys
Meetings and Non-Productive Planning
Administer Your Scheduler
Managing Your Organisations and Agencies
Managing Your Custom Data
Managing your Contracts
Customising Your Experience
Managing Depots and Starting Locations
Managing Diary Bookmarks
Managing your External Chart Views
KPI Settings
Managing Your Priorities
Learn about Sectors
Managing Your Follow On Templates
Get To Know Your Working Time Calendar
Managing your SOR Templates
Managing your Job Templates
Managing Your Vocabulary
Managing Your Bookmarks
Manage Your Customer Templates
Get to Know Import and Export
Managing Your Tenant Code Rules
Managing your Order Templates
Managing Your Unavailability Reasons
Get To Know Your Working Time Calendars
Managing your Worker Templates
Releases and Readiness
DRS 6, DRS 5.7 and Job Manager
User Guides and Help
Get to Know DRS
Dynamic Scheduling - How does it work
Navigating DRS
Vocabulary and Concepts
Customers
Orders
Jobs
Scheduling Jobs
Job Functions
Workers
Views
Object Inheritance
Agencies
DRS Modules
Scenario Based Planning
Managing your SMS Service
5.7 Documentation
Technical Documentation
Release Notes
DRS 6.1 Release Notes
DRS 6.1.22 - February 20, 2026
DRS 6.1.21 - September 10, 2025
DRS 6.1.20 - April 20th, 2025
DRS 6.1.19 - 11th April, 2025
DRS 6.1.18 - 13 February 2025
DRS 6.1.17 - 20th December 2024
DRS 6.1.16 - November 8th, 2024
DRS 6.1.15 - October 10th, 2024
DRS 6.1.14 - 6th September 2024
DRS 6.1.13 - 9th August 2024
DRS 6.1.12 Release Notes
DRS 6.1.11 Release Notes
DRS 6.1.10 Release Notes
DRS 6.1.9 Release Notes
DRS 6.1.8 Release Notes
DRS 6.1.7 Release Notes
DRS 6.1.6 Release Notes
DRS 6.1.5 Release Notes
DRS 6.1.4 Release Notes
DRS 6.1.3 Release Notes
DRS 6.1.2 Release Notes
DRS 6.1.1 Release Notes
DRS 6.1.0 Release Notes
DRS 6.0 Release Notes
DRS 6.0.0.0 Release Notes
DRS 6.0.0.1 Release Notes
DRS 6.0.0.2 Release Notes
DRS 6.0.0.3 Release Notes
DRS 6.0.0.4 Release Notes
DRS 6.0.0.6 Release Notes
DRS 6.0.1.0 Release Notes
DRS 6.0.1.1 Release Notes
DRS 6.0.1.2 Release Notes
DRS 6.0.1.3 Release Notes
DRS 6.0.1.4 Release Notes
DRS 6.0.1.5 Release Notes
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Job Manager 9
Job Manager 9.3.0 - October 2024
Job Manager 9.1.0 - December 2022
Job Manager 9.2.0 - November 2023
Release Notes Disclaimer
Administering your Field Service Products
Supported Versions Policies
- All categories
- Dynamic Resource Scheduler
- User Guides and Help
- Get to Know Dynamic Resource Scheduler
- Managing your Organisation
Managing your Organisation
Updated
by Andrew Dotto
Agencies represent the organisational structure within DRS and define how key data and resources are grouped within the system. They are used to separate customers, workers, jobs and operational areas so that scheduling and management activities can be controlled within the correct organisational boundaries. Understanding how Agencies work is important, as they determine how records relate to each other and how work can be scheduled across your organisation.
Organisations
An Agency is your Organisation. Please note the following important details regarding Agencies:
- One DRS system can have single or multiple Agencies.
- Customers can ONLY be in ONE Agency
- Workers can ONLY be in ONE Agency
- A Job and Order can ONLY be in ONE Agency.
- The Worker and Customer linked to the Job and Order MUST be within the same Agency.
- Sectors are linked to an Agency
- Sectors are linked to Workers
- Sectors Control where a Worker is assigned work
- Sectors are defined by post-code
- Changing Sector to Agency relationships require careful management of linked Workers
- Sectors can belong to multiple agencies
- An Agency can have multiple Contracts.
Agency Detail
Clicking on the Agencies menu item within the Configuration zone will list all the agencies configured in the system.

Via this window, you can Edit, Add, Delete or Copy an Agency.
To edit an Agency, select the Agency via the checkbox and click the Edit button. Once Edits have been made click the Save button to save or the Cancel button to cancel changes.

Updating an Agency
Within the Agency Edit screen, the following can be updated
Field | Description |
Name | This is the friendly name used to display when the Agency field is added to views and Objects |
Description | This is optional, but can give more detail to the agency |
Day Off Calendar | Here you can select the standard day off calendar which corresponds to the Agency. This will be applied to all Worker objects created by default |
Working Hours Calendar | You can select the working hours calendar which corresponds to the Agency. This will be applied to all Worker objects created by default |
Address | This address is usually the head office of the Agency, but can be any address that makes sense to you. You can edit this by clicking the Edit button. The address only requires the Postcode and Country fields to be completed. DRS utilises Postcodes in its scheduler logic. The rest of the address lines can be added if needed. In order to be saved, the postcode and Country need to be valid and confirmed by clicking the Validate button. Clicking the Map button will allow you to add and view the address on a map. |
Geographical Selected Values | This section defines the Sectors which can be assigned to the Workers. This defines the locations which Workers can complete tasks. To learn more about Sectors, review the Sector article. |