Repair Ticket and Estimate Sheet
Create a repair work order or estimate with customer, device, line items, totals, and warranty terms. Prints a store copy and a customer copy.
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What this Repair Ticket and Estimate Sheet helps you do
Create a professional repair document for a customer. Choose Repair Estimate to give a quote before the customer commits, with a valid-until date, or Repair Ticket when a device is dropped off, with a pickup date and authorization to begin. The sheet records the store, the customer, the device and its condition, the reported problem, and multiple repair line items with subtotal, tax, deposit, and balance due. A repair warranty selection and full terms are included. A repair ticket prints two pages - a store copy and an identical customer copy - so the customer always has the same details the shop has.
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Repair Ticket and Estimate Sheet FAQ's
What does the Repair Ticket / Estimate Sheet do?
It creates a printable repair document - either an estimate (a quote before the customer commits) or a ticket (a work order for a dropped-off device) - with the customer, device, repair line items, totals, and warranty terms.
What is the difference between a Ticket and an Estimate?
An Estimate is a quote with a valid-until date and no signature. A Ticket is a work order with a pickup date, an authorization signature, and prints both a store copy and a customer copy.
Why does the Ticket print two pages?
A Repair Ticket prints a store copy and an identical customer copy. The customer keeps a full copy showing the same line items, total, deposit, balance due, and warranty - so there are no surprises at pickup.
Does the document include warranty terms?
Yes. You select a repair warranty length, and the warranty and its limitations are included in the terms on both the estimate and the ticket, so the coverage is clear in writing.
