Skip to main content

Repair & Service — The Enforced Workflow

Repair is a first-class, enforced workflow in iShopMaster — not free-text notes. That structure is what protects margin, prevents disputes, and keeps technicians accountable.

Job cards capture the whole intake

Every repair starts with a complete, defensible record of the device and the customer’s claim.

Captured at intake
Customer device, reported issues, device inspection, intake deposit and evidence photos.
Why it matters
A documented intake reduces “it wasn’t like that” disputes and supports compliance checks.

An enforced multi-stage lifecycle

Tickets move through defined stages with a timeline, so nothing skips quality control or approval.

Flow
Intake → diagnosis → approval → repair → quality check → ready → delivered, with timeline events.
Role separation
Front-desk and technician duties are separated, with maker/checker controls that reduce theft and error.

Catalog and margin protection

Repairs are priced and measured like any other product line.

Repair catalog
Categories, quality tiers (OEM vs aftermarket), service speeds, price rules and sellable services/parts.
Margin protection
Diagnostic fees on no-go jobs, technician labour tracking, and QC-failure visibility prevent silent margin drain.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does iShopMaster enforce a repair workflow?

Yes. Repair tickets move through an enforced multi-stage lifecycle (intake → diagnosis → approval → repair → QC → ready → delivered) with timeline events and role separation.

How does it protect repair margin?

Through diagnostic fees on no-go jobs, technician labour tracking, quality tiers, and visibility into QC failures.

Are repair intakes documented?

Yes — job cards capture the device, reported issues, inspection, intake deposit and evidence photos.

Explore the rest of the system

← Full system overviewBook a demo