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Repair centres

Repair centre software, from counter to collection.

Repair centre software tracks every device from the counter to the technician, the parts used, the deposit taken and the day it is collected, with branches, stock and accounts in the same system. Helmsman builds it around how your repair chain works.

A single module
from $3,000
First part live
in 6 to 10 weeks
The code
yours, once paid

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What we hear most from repair centres:

What we build

  1. 01

    Job cards & technicians

    Every device, tracked

    A job card follows the device from the counter to the technician it is assigned to, and its status follows the work.

  2. 02

    Parts issue & stock

    Parts charged to the job

    Parts are issued against the job card, so stock and the cost of each repair stay true.

  3. 03

    Customer deposits

    Taken, applied, accounted for

    Deposits are recorded at the counter and applied to the job when it is collected.

  4. 04

    Warehouse & branches

    Stock where it should be

    Purchases arrive at a central warehouse and move to branches by transfer, with every entry carrying its branch.

  5. 05

    Dual-currency tills

    Two currencies, one drawer

    Each till takes payment in more than one currency and balances at the end of the day.

  6. 06

    Branch-wise profit

    Every branch, its own numbers

    Each branch sees its own jobs, stock and profit; head office sees the whole chain.

  7. 07

    Exception checks

    What does not add up, flagged

    Daily checks catch jobs, stock and cash that do not agree, before they become a loss.

What does repair centre software do?

It runs the repair job end to end: booking the device in, assigning a technician, issuing parts, taking a deposit, telling the customer and handing the device back, with stock and accounts updated on the way. The counter can answer "where is my phone?" without anyone going to look.

Can it run several branches and a warehouse?

Yes. Each branch has its own jobs, stock and profit, purchases arrive at a central warehouse and move to branches by transfer, and head office sees the whole chain on one screen.

Can it take cash in two currencies?

Yes. Tills take payment in more than one currency and balance at the end of the day, and the books keep the base currency with the rate used on each entry.

How long does it take?

The first part is live in 6 to 10 weeks; the rest follows in stages, each with a date agreed in writing. We usually start with job cards and the counter, because that is where the time and money are lost.

What does repair centre software cost?

A single module starts at $3,000. Bigger systems are built in parts: you agree the price of each part before it starts and pay for one working part at a time. Adding users is free.

After go-live, support is optional, at a fixed 15 to 20% of the build a year.

A single module
From $3,000
Bigger systems
Built and paid one working part at a time
Adding users
Free
Support after go-live, if you want it
15 to 20% of the build a year

Every price is agreed in writing after we have studied how your business runs.

Software for repair centres, answered.

What is the best software for a repair shop?

For a single shop, a ready-made app can be enough. For a chain with branches, a warehouse, parts stock and more than one currency, software built around your repair process fits better.

Can repair software track parts used on each job?

Yes. Parts are issued against the job card, so stock goes down and the repair carries its true cost.

Can customers' deposits be tracked?

Yes. Deposits are recorded at the counter and applied when the device is collected, so nothing is matched by hand.

Do we own the software?

Yes. Once the build is paid in full, the source code is yours, with the database and the documents. There are no user fees.

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