How to use RepairTicket Solutions
This page walks you through the most important actions inside your workspace: creating tickets, adding inventory, using POS, and managing staff. Perfect for both owners and new staff.
- How to create a repair ticket
- How to add a new inventory item
- How to use POS checkout
- How to add staff accounts
- Video tutorials
Tickets are the heart of your workspace. Every unit that enters your shop should have a ticket so you can track status, parts, and payment history.
Here’s the basic flow for creating a new repair ticket:
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Go to the Tickets pageLog in to your workspace, then open the Tickets menu and click “Create Ticket” or the orange New Ticket button.
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Search or add the customerType the customer name or phone number. If existing, click their profile. If wala pa, use “Add new customer” and fill in basic contact details.
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Enter device informationChoose the device type, brand, and model, then add IMEI/serial, color, storage, and any security code (if needed). The more complete, the easier mag-track ng history later.
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Describe the issue and checklistWrite the customer complaint in their own words, then add technician notes (e.g. visible cracks, water damage). Tick important items sa pre-repair checklist.
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Add jobs, parts, and estimateAdd one or more repair jobs (e.g. LCD replacement), attach parts from inventory, and set the labor fee. The system will show the estimated total.
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Set priority and save the ticketChoose ticket priority (urgent / normal), assign a technician if available, then click Save. Print the claim stub if you want to give a copy to the customer.
Inventory makes sure you know which part went into which device, how much it cost you, and when it’s time to restock.
Here’s how to add a new item to your stock:
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Open the Inventory moduleFrom the sidebar, choose Inventory, then click “Add Item” or the plus button at the top-right.
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Select the category and modelChoose the category (e.g. screens, batteries), then assign the correct brand and model the part is for.
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Enter name, cost, and selling priceGive it a clear name (e.g. “iPhone 11 LCD – Premium”), set your purchase cost and retail price. The system can show margins later in reports.
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Set starting quantity and alertsEnter your current stock quantity and low-stock alert level. Example: alert me when this item goes below 3 pcs.
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Save and use in ticketsClick Save. From now on, you can pull this part directly inside the ticket when adding jobs and parts.
The POS is where everything comes together: tickets, accessories, and payments. It’s designed para mabilis sa cashier and clear sa customer.
Here’s the typical flow:
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Open the POS screenFrom the menu, click POS. The left side shows your cart, the right side lets you search tickets and items.
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Add a ticket to the cartSearch by ticket number or customer name. Click “Add to cart” para ma-load ang repair total sa cart.
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Add retail accessories (optional)Search items (cases, chargers, etc.) on the right side, then click to add them beside the ticket in the same sale.
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Choose payment methodSelect cash, card, or other method. Enter the amount received. The POS will compute change and show if the ticket is fully paid or partial.
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Confirm and print receiptClick “Complete sale”. The system creates an invoice number, updates the ticket payment status, and lets you print a receipt or A4 invoice.
Different roles see different things. As the owner or admin, you can create separate logins for technicians, cashiers, and managers.
Basic process:
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Go to Staff / UsersFrom the admin menu, open Staff Users. You’ll see a list of existing accounts with their roles.
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Click “Add User”Enter the staff name, email/username, and temporary password. You can change or reset passwords later.
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Assign a roleChoose between owner, manager, technician, cashier etc. Each role has different access (e.g. techs can’t edit system settings).
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Save and share login detailsClick Save, then give the staff their login URL and credentials. Encourage them to change their password on first login.
Ready to try these steps in your own workspace?
Open your RepairTicket account in another tab and follow the steps above. Kung may step na hindi malinaw, you can always reach out via the contact form for extra help or custom walkthroughs.
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