Service Tickets Job cards built for repair and service shops

From drop-off to paid,
on one ticket.

Run an auto garage, a phone or computer repair bench, an appliance shop, or any business that takes an item in for work. Capture the device, the fault, the technician, and the parts and labour, then bill it to an invoice without re-entering a thing.

Every job, one ticket.

Open a ticket the moment a customer drops something off, work it through clear stages, and keep their full service history in one place.

  1. 1
    Pick the customer
    Search your customer list, or add a walk-in right inside the ticket.
  2. 2
    Capture the asset
    Type, brand, model, serial / IMEI / VIN, plate, odometer, and the accessories handed over.
  3. 3
    Log the fault
    Describe the reported fault and note the device condition at intake.
  4. 4
    Assign a technician
    Pick who is on it and set a promised date if you have one.
  5. 5
    Add parts and labour
    Build the estimate from your items and labour lines.
  6. 6
    Save and print the job card
    Hand the customer a printed job card at drop-off.
Service Ticket
TKT-2026-0419
Received
CustomerSara Khan
AssetToyota Corolla 2019 · Plate 4821 · 84,200 km
FaultAC not cooling, noise on cold start
TechnicianImran
Parts & labourQtyAmount
Compressor (OEM)1$145.00
AC regas1$18.00
Diagnostic + labour2$40.00
Estimate $203.00
Received at drop-off
Invoice from ticket
INV-2026-0419
Paid
Compressor (OEM)$145.00
AC regas$18.00
Diagnostic + labour$40.00
Total Due$203.00
Parts deducted from stock automatically

Bill the job in one click. Nothing double-entered.

When the work is finished, turn the ticket into an invoice with the same parts and labour, attached to the same customer. A ticket only ever touches your books through this invoice, so your numbers are never double-counted.

  • One tap creates the invoice with the same parts and labour
  • Parts deduct from stock at billing, exactly like any other sale
  • Take payment as normal, including split across cash and card
  • Billed tickets lock; to undo, void the linked invoice first

Lifecycle

Six stages, from drop-off to handover.

Received

Logged at drop-off. Asset and fault on record.

Diagnosing

Technician inspecting. Findings added as notes.

Awaiting Approval

Quote sent. Waiting on the customer's go-ahead.

In Progress

Approved and under repair. Parts and labour tracked.

Ready

Work done. Customer notified for pickup.

Delivered

Handed back and billed. History kept on the customer.

Behind the counter

Technicians and printing, sorted.

Technicians

Add your mechanics and technicians under master data. They are not software users and need no login. Pick them when assigning a job, and reports show each one's ticket count and revenue. If someone leaves, removing them keeps their name on past tickets and just hides them from new jobs.

Printing

Print a Job Card at drop-off: the full intake sheet with asset details, reported fault, the parts and labour estimate, your terms, and a customer signature line. At pickup, print a Ready-for-Pickup Slip with the final status and amount due. Both follow your Design Studio branding and save as PDF.

Take in the next job on a ticket, not a notebook.

Service Tickets is an optional module. Switch it on when you need it and off when you don't, retail-only shops never see it.