
Schedule bike-repair visits around home visits, workplace calls and service areas spread across larger metro routes, with the job details and journey kept on one clear calendar.
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Let clients choose an opening, confirm the bike-repair visit and protect the full working window.
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Keep service address, parking, arrival window and drive time across the coverage area with the bike-repair visit.
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For puncture repairs, offer a real arrival window and close it once confirmed for this bike-repair visit.
For brake servicing, keep the requested work and practical site notes on the visit for this bike-repair visit.
For gear tuning, allow enough time for setup, service and pack-down for this bike-repair visit.
For bike assembly, show the full route commitment before accepting the next job for this bike-repair visit.
For safety checks, repeat the booking weekly or monthly when ongoing care is agreed for this bike-repair visit.
For fleet servicing, prepare the estimate from the selected work and retain the accepted scope for this bike-repair visit.
For event support, assign the right person and share the current address and instructions for this bike-repair visit.
For regular maintenance, reuse the customer history when the next appointment is due for this bike-repair visit.
Basic, full, gear index, wheel true. Your list at your prices on your own page, so an evening enquiry becomes a booking instead of a conversation you have on Sunday morning.
Chain, cassette, chainrings and the labour as separate lines, sent from the doorstep and approved before anything is fitted. The rider chooses; you are not guessing at their budget.
The confirmed visit carries service address, parking, arrival window and drive time across the coverage area, not just a hopeful pin in the calendar.
Keep the address, access and arrival window with this bike-repair visit.
Store bike type, fault, parts, workstand space and collection plan where the assigned mechanic can check it before setting off.
Update the live bike-repair visit when timing or scope moves, so the route reflects the real job.
A confirmed bike-repair visit closes its full working window while genuine openings remain bookable.
Your cleaner Mark is on the way.
Somebody has to be in with the bike. Give them a window they can work around.
What you fitted and when, against the bike rather than in your head. Six months later the service starts from the record.
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See the estimate, accepted scope and payment position from the same booking.
One app for the whole job
Keep bike type, fault, parts, workstand space and collection plan on one mechanic booking, so the person doing the work receives the latest practical brief.
Email the client before the bike-repair visit with the arrival window and address ready to check, reducing avoidable gaps route.
Give mobile staff one view of the confirmed bike-repair visit, assigned mechanic, travel window and access notes for every booking.
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Yes. You control live mechanic availability, and confirmation removes the complete visit window from sale.
Yes. Keep bike type, fault, parts, workstand space and collection plan attached to the confirmed bike-repair visit.
Yes. Add realistic travel around each bike-repair visit before offering the next opening.
Yes. Create weekly or monthly standing bookings and choose how the repeat ends.
Yes. Build the estimate, retain the selected scope and keep it with the bike-repair visit record.
Yes. Log cash or bank transfer on Free, or use Pro to collect the full card charge online.
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