
A screen is twenty minutes across the bench. The phone call organising it is the part that costs you the morning.
Online booking
They pick the handset, the fault and a short slot on your page, so the job is named and timed before anyone walks through the door.
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Batteries and ports slot in around the board work on one bench timeline, and you drag the rest along when something overruns.
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Someone asks whether you can do their model. It lands as a request you accept or decline in the thread, not as a missed call.
Every handset sits at one of four stages, so whoever is on the counter can say where a repair is up to without going and looking.
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.
Set the areas you will travel to and work you cannot reach never lands on the day. Past the edge, it becomes a request.
Built for the bench
Priced on the page with a short slot attached, so it is booked, named and timed rather than turning up as a surprise at the counter.
A longer job with a longer slot, booked into the part of the day where it will not hold up three walk-ins behind it.
A small paid job that people never ring about. Put a price on it and it books itself in the quiet hour after lunch.
The one that always takes longer than people expect. Give it the bench time it actually needs and stop losing the afternoon to it.
Several units at once, booked against one customer record so the whole lot has a history rather than four loose repairs.
Nothing here can be priced at the counter. It comes in as a request, gets opened, and goes back as an itemised written quote.
Mostly waiting rather than working. A flat price and a booked slot means it does not quietly take an hour of your bench.
No walk-in attached. It still carries a model, a fault and a bench slot, and the customer still gets told when it is done.
Set the areas you will drive to, and a job well outside them arrives as a request you answer rather than a morning you lose.
Customers ask what sort of screen you fit. Answer it once, in writing, with the choices priced next to each other.
Screen, battery, port and rear glass each have a price and a slot length on your page, on any plan, with nothing to ring about.
A handset that has been swimming is opened first, then itemised and sent, rather than guessed at while somebody waits.
Accepted online, name and time recorded, and the accepted quote becomes a booked bench slot without a second phone call.
Cash in the till costs nothing to record. Or take the card as the repair is booked in, and send a 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 paid repair is a repair that turns up, and it lands in your own account rather than being held anywhere by us.
Send the payment request the moment the handset is back together and working, so it is settled before the pick-up.
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 the repairs as priced choices — device, then fault, then extras — and the booking arrives naming both, with the right amount of bench time already held.
No. Bookables has no stock or parts tracking, and we would rather be straight about it. What it gives you is the model and the fault ahead of the walk-in, so you know what the day needs.
Because the repair was never the slow part. Organising it is, and so is the customer who turns up with a handset you cannot fix. Booking removes both before they reach your bench.
Yes. Take the full amount by card as it is booked, or send a payment request once it has been tested. Cash and bank transfer recorded by hand are free; cards come with Pro.
They work the same way. A posted handset books a bench slot, carries its model and fault, and keeps its own record, so it never becomes an unlabelled box out the back.
Yes. The Free plan carries a monthly allowance of bookings with no card required, and nothing is taken out of what each repair earns.