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Features · Service / Repair

Service & Repair — workshop-ready

Kanban job cards, deposits with integer-minor-unit math, technician commission, and parts-vs-labor split from the dCore master requirements — the workflow a repair shop actually runs.

What repair shops get

  • Kanban job cards

    Visualise intake → diagnosis → in-progress → ready → delivered. Drag jobs between columns; technician assignment per card.

  • IMEI / serial capture

    Capture device IMEIs and serials at intake, link them to the job and customer, and trace them all the way to the final invoice.

  • Repair deposits

    Take downpayments at intake. Deposits update the customer balance with integer minor-unit arithmetic — never floats.

  • Parts vs labor split

    Bill parts and labor as distinct lines. Margins reflect parts cost (from MAC) separately from labor — clearer P&L.

  • Technician commission

    Per-technician commission on labor lines, configurable per business. Manual adjustments are audit-logged with a reason.

  • IMEI warranty trail

    Every serialised device shows In-Stock / Sold / Under Warranty status — searchable across the chain of branches.

A repair job, end-to-end

From intake to release — the dCore service flow.
  1. 01

    Intake the device

    Customer profile, device IMEI/serial, complaint, accessories, and deposit captured on the job card. Photo evidence supported.

  2. 02

    Track the work

    Move the card across the Kanban board as work progresses. Parts pulled from stock with lockForUpdate; labor logged separately.

  3. 03

    Settle and release

    Final invoice: parts + labor lines, deposit netted, customer balance updated. IMEI marked Sold or Under Warranty in the registry.

Financial truth, built in

  • Money stored as integer minor units — never floats
  • Deposits and refunds use double-entry wallet ledgers
  • lockForUpdate on customer balance during top-ups and settlement
  • Audit-logged adjustments on commission overrides
  • IMEI/serial registry shared across all branches
  • Final invoices archived to the Compliance Vault

Wastage and lost stock: parts pulled but not used can be logged to the Wastage ledger with a reason. Stock counts stay accurate without quiet adjustments.

Repair-adjacent retail

Some shops run both a retail counter and a repair desk. dCore handles both flows on one catalog, one customer profile, and one ledger — including service deposits that affect the customer wallet.
One customer profileOne wallet ledger

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