Service orders that move
Open an order at the counter, assign a technician and follow it from open to done on one board.
Most repair shops still run on carbon copy forms, a stock notebook and estimates sent through chat. Fixr puts every step in the same place.
A paper slip goes missing and nobody knows which phone belongs to whom.
Prices live in chat threads, so approvals get lost and repairs stall on the bench.
You only learn a part is gone when the technician opens the drawer.
Every call asking if the phone is ready pulls someone away from a repair.
Fixr smooths the workflow across every corner of your repair shop.
Open an order at the counter, assign a technician and follow it from open to done on one board.
Build the estimate from the parts and services on the order, send the PDF and let the customer approve it online.
Customers open the link in their email and check the repair status without calling the shop.
Parts used on an order leave inventory on their own, and each one points to the suppliers you buy it from.
Phones, tablets, smartwatches and notebooks come with makers and specs filled in, so intake takes seconds.
Customers hear about status changes and estimate answers in their inbox.
See who changed each order, when, and which technician took it over.
Connect your own tools with keys that never reach past the creator's role.
Every repair gets one record, from the counter to the moment it goes home.
The same flow your shop already follows, without the forms and the follow up calls.
Register the customer and pick the device from the catalog. The order gets a number and a technician.
The technician adds parts and services. Fixr checks the stock and builds the PDF for the customer.
The customer approves by link, the team gets to work, and every status change reaches their inbox.
Five roles come ready, each one limited to the work it does. Counter, bench, stock and finance share one system without stepping on each other.
Pick a role to see what it can do
Works service orders, updates their status and checks parts and devices.
Fixr started from interviews with owners and technicians of small and medium repair shops. Every screen follows how they actually work.
Requirements came from conversations with people who fix devices every day.
Each shop runs in its own space, and its records never mix with anyone else's.
The code is public on GitHub, so you can see exactly how your data is handled.