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A repair workshop workbench with tools

Built for the shop floor

A tour of the pieces: intake, the job board, parts inventory, and work logs.

Ticket intake

Every job gets a unique ticket number with the customer, device, issue, and priority attached.

Status board

Six statuses from intake to picked up. Filter by technician or priority; rush jobs surface first.

Technician assignment

Managers assign jobs to techs, and each tech sees their own queue.

Parts inventory

SKUs with quantity on hand. Recording a part against a job decrements stock automatically.

Work logs

Techs log minutes and notes per job, so time is accounted for on every ticket.

Pickup & completion

Marking a job picked up stamps the completion time and closes the ticket.

How a job flows

  1. 1

    Front desk logs the ticket1 min

    Customer, device, issue, and priority go in; a ticket number like RJ-1042 comes out.

  2. 2

    Tech works the jobper job

    Diagnose, order parts if needed, repair, and log minutes and notes as you go.

  3. 3

    Ready for pickup1 click

    Mark it ready, then picked up — the completion time is stamped and the ticket closes.

This is a preview

These pages mirror the internal tool. Sign in with your staff account to work real tickets.

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