The Repair Shop Challenge
The Solution: Up-to-Date Software
â˜‘ï¸ Tracking Tickets & Updates
â˜‘ï¸ Customer Relationship Management Application
â˜‘ï¸ Well-Programmed Automations
â˜‘ï¸ Affordable Installation
â˜‘ï¸ The Ability to Purchase & Sell
Cell Phone Repair Shop Software That Supports Every Stage of Your Process
Dell, Toshiba, Apple, Samsung, Huawei ®“ the list of electronic device brands grows every year, and the list of models and device types grows even greater. It’s hard enough for the consumer to keep up. Repair shop owners and managers face challenges unlike those facing even the device retailer, challenges a change in company software may solve. Note the following example for a deeper dive or continue on to the repair service software checklist below.
A retailer, for example, may see a two-year-old model under warranty come in for repairs. Odds are they have the resources necessary to fulfill the ticket. How so? Well, they’ve 1) already seen this device and have its parts and specs on file, and 2) the model isn’t very old so it lends well to order turnaround. In other words, processing the claim is simply a matter of a few clicks for the retailer. A device coming into a private repair shop, however, may have exhausted its warranty with the retailer. It may be four or five years old (ancient by technology standards) and require unique parts that are difficult to track down. What’s more, the consumer isn’t likely to be very excited about the repair timeline if the damaged device requires special orders. The best way that repair shop owners can keep up with such demands is with a supportive digital system that assists the user from initial consumer touchpoint through fulfillment.
The following checklist contains what we believe that repair service software should offer, at minimum, if service providers hope to grow in the current technological climate. Once they’ve processed the order, the repair shop employee should have visibility into the order’s status and details all the way through completion. That includes:
- General repair status
- Any third-party or OEM updates
- Parts order details
- Estimated deliveries
- Customer information
Tablet Point of Purchases On that note, did you know most point-of-purchase portals can be run through a simple tablet attached to the sales counter? In other words, the days of thousand-dollar purchase hardware is over. For just a couple hundred bucks, there are applications that can run transactions just as well as the traditional POS hardware.
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