Tuned for the bench
you actually run.
Same system, different counter. From mobile boards to bike drivetrains, Get Repair shapes its tickets, inventory and intake to the work in front of you.
Phone & electronics
Built for the phone-repair bench.
IMEI tracking, board-level repair notes, and parts inventory tuned for high-volume mobile repair.
- ✓IMEI / serial tracking on every ticket
- ✓Board-level repair notes and photos
- ✓Screen and battery part margins, per lot
- ✓CFD mirrors the counter screen for the customer
One platform, ten benches
A watchmaker, a drone technician and a small-engine shop do not look alike from the street, but the software underneath them is close to identical. Every one of them takes in an item that belongs to someone else, records its condition on arrival, diagnoses it, quotes the work, waits on a part, does the repair, and hands it back against a receipt. That loop is what Get Repair is built around, which is why the same system runs a phone counter and a machine shop without either feeling like an afterthought.
What differs by trade is the vocabulary and the detail you capture at intake. A jewelry repair needs metal type, stone count and an insured value on the ticket. A heavy-machinery job needs hour meters, model and serial plates, and often an on-site visit rather than a drop-off. A bicycle shop books work by appointment and sells a lot of parts over the counter alongside it. Those are custom fields, terminology and workflow settings, not separate products, so you are never paying for a stripped-down version of the platform because of the trade you happen to be in.
Every trade we have written up
Each page below covers the specific pain in that trade, the capabilities that address it, and the modules worth switching on first.
- Auto Repair
- Instrument Repair
- Mobile Repair
- Camera Repair
- Drone Repair
- Heavy Machinery Repair
- Cycle Repair
- Shoe Repair
- Small Engine Repair
- Power Tool Repair
- Jewelry Repair
- Watch Repair
Running more than one kind of bench
If you run more than one kind of bench under the same roof, which is common, pick the page matching the majority of your ticket volume and treat the rest as configuration. Multi-store operators can run each location with its own inventory, pricing, tax settings and staff permissions while reporting rolls up across all of them.
Want the underlying capabilities rather than the trade framing? Compare the full feature set, see pricing (one flat monthly rate, no per-ticket fees), or read how phone, computer and electronics shops in particular set things up under by industry.