
The screen takes twenty minutes. Arranging it should not take longer than the repair, so let the phone book its own slot.
Online booking
A cracked iPhone picks its own model, its own fault and a twenty-minute slot, so you know what is coming across the bench before it arrives.
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Short screens and long board jobs sit on one timeline, and you drag the afternoon around when a water-damaged phone runs over.
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Someone asks whether you can do their model. It arrives as a request you accept or decline in the thread, not as a missed call.
Every phone in the shop sits at one of four stages, so the counter can say where a repair is up to without walking out the back.
The same handset comes back a year later. What you fitted, what it cost and who owns it is already on the record, so nobody has to remember it.
If you drive to offices and homes, set the areas you cover so work you cannot get to never lands on somebody’s day.
Built for the bench
The bread and butter. Priced on the page with a twenty-minute slot, so it is booked and named before the customer reaches the counter.
A set price and a set time. The model comes through with the booking, so you know which battery the job wants without asking.
Booked as its own repair rather than as a mystery slot, with the time it really takes blocked out instead of a hopeful fifteen minutes.
A longer job that gets a longer slot, so it is never squeezed between two walk-ins and finished in a rush at closing.
The fiddly one. Priced properly on the page and given the bench time it needs, rather than quoted like a front screen.
Nobody can price this over the counter. It comes in as a request, gets opened, and goes back out as an itemised quote.
A flat price for a job that is mostly waiting. Booked into a quiet part of the day where it costs you nothing.
A repair with no walk-in attached. It still books a bench slot, still carries the model and the fault, and still has a record.
The come-to-you version. Set the areas you drive to and a job three towns over arrives as a request rather than on the day.
A screen is a screen until the customer asks what kind. Put the ways to go side by side and let them pick, instead of ringing back.
Screen, battery, charging port and rear glass each carry their own price and their own slot length on your page, on any plan.
A phone that has been in the washing machine gets opened, itemised and sent, rather than guessed at across the counter.
They accept online, name and timestamp recorded, and the accepted quote turns into a booked bench slot without another call.
Cash in the till costs nothing to record. Take the card as the screen is booked in, or send a payment request once it is tested.
Record what was handed over against the repair on the Free plan. Cards are the only part of the money that needs Pro.
A screen paid for up front is a screen that turns up, and the money lands in your own account rather than sitting with us.
A payment link goes out the moment the repair is tested and done, so it can be settled before they walk back in.
Liquid damage cannot be priced across a counter. It comes in as a request, gets opened, and goes back out itemised.
Each tech carries their own hours and their own repairs, so nothing lands on a bench that cannot take it.
The question every repair generates, sitting beside the repair it is about instead of on three different phones.
One app for the whole job
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
As you grow with us you can go Pro.
Yes. Build your repairs as priced choices — the device, then the fault, then any extras — and the booking arrives naming both, with the right slot length already blocked out.
No. There is no stock or parts tracking in Bookables, and we would rather say so than pretend. What it does is tell you the model and the fault ahead of the walk-in, so you know what the day needs.
The repair is the quick part. The phone call arranging it is not, and neither is the customer who turns up with a model you cannot do. Booking moves both of those off your bench.
Yes. Take the full amount by card as the repair is booked, or send a payment request once it is tested. Cash and bank transfer recorded by hand are free on any plan; cards come with Pro.
Both work. A posted-in handset books a bench slot like any other repair, and if you drive to customers you set the areas you cover so anything outside them arrives as a request.
Yes. The Free plan carries a monthly allowance of bookings with no card required, and nothing is taken out of what a repair earns you.