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whodo for repair shops

Mowers, snowblowers, bikes, appliances: from the drop-off to the pickup, one work order with its next step.

A day on whodo

1. The work orderThe customer, their machine on file (make, model, serial), the problem in their words and a few photos. Numbered WO-1001 and on.
2. The estimateLabour by the hour or flat, parts, fees; tax on top. Send it by email, or copy the link and text it.
3. Approved by linkThey tap Approve or Decline, no account needed. A yes on the phone is one tap for you.
4. PartsIn stock or to order. While a part is on its way it says "Waiting for parts"; parts on the shelf come off when it's done.
5. Ready, tell the customerOne tap emails them: pick it up, or we'll bring it back, and what's owing.
6. Got paid, invoice, doneRecord the payment (Square, cash, e-Transfer) for a receipt, make the invoice, and set a spring tune-up reminder.

Customers pay you directly, as they do now (cash, e-Transfer, your card terminal). whodo takes no cut of what you're paid that way.

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