Intake and device history
Customer search, device matching, reported faults, condition, accessories and repair creation.
Practical features
The daily tools a repair shop needs—connected.
Some capabilities are working in our own shop and others remain in development. Pilot stores will help us shape what comes next.
Australian owned14 years in device repairPlatform in development
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Repair operations
Keep the job moving and the important context close.
Repair workspace
Required next actions, technician assignment, work areas, testing, handovers, notes and activity history.
Quotes and documents
Prepare repair quotes and practical workshop printouts as connected job records.
Phone tools
A developing toolset for bounded device information and diagnostics, with unfinished tools clearly marked.
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Customers and communication
Keep the conversation linked to the work.
Customer records
Contact details, devices and job history in one searchable place.
Staff messages
Direct and location-based workshop messages, including urgent notices.
Contact tracking
Record meaningful customer contact against the repair instead of relying on memory.
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Shop management
Build toward one reliable operational picture.
Sales
Quick sales and multiple sale items with Australian dollar totals.
Staff and workload
Role-aware daily views, attendance, breaks, priorities and handovers.
Inventory and purchasing
A planned connected stock, supplier and purchasing workflow; live stock management is still in development.
Reporting and AI assistance
Useful operational answers and reporting grounded in business records, without inventing unavailable figures.