Our repair section allows us to manage any customer repairs that are booked in. We have designed the interface to be as simple as possible for our engineers to use, making better use of their time and allowing for automation of common tasks. Our team can assign devices to any work area or storage location that we have in-house, which keeps all devices safe and informs all staff where all devices are at all times.
Multiple devices can be part of the same repair job and all devices can be worked on by multiple engineers. All repair updates that are posted by an engineer are logged with their full name, display image and a date/timestamp of when the update occurred, which other engineers can clearly see and make sure that each repair is up-to-date. This also helps us give accurate updates to the customer, as we can see when the repair job was last updated by each engineer involved in the repair process.
We also take note of the device’s condition when booking in all repairs. We can then point out any flaws with the device before the customer leaves the premises, making sure that they are aware of possible delays to the repair should other parts be required. We so make sure to take a full list of all accessories that are accompanying each repair device, as we need to make sure they are returned to the customer upon collection.
Finally, all devices have a “status” assigned to them throughout the repair process. We can set this status automatically by “marking” the device as it’s required status. Currently, the status types are: Booked In, Work In Progress, Awaiting Collection, Collected and Recycled. All repair jobs can be filtered by these status types, so that we can easily find and keep track of all repairs on the system.