Suprata for appliance repair companies

Appliance repair without lost serial numbers or second-visit chaos

Most appliance repairs take two visits: one to diagnose and one after the part arrives. Suprata keeps the model, the serial, the part order and the customer updates on one job. The customer always knows when you are coming back.

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Technician checking a pair of commercial front-load washers in a laundry room
A repair job with the appliance details, notes, photos and the parts on order.

Sound familiar?

What a normal week looks like without the right system

We hear these from appliance repair companies all the time. Here is what Suprata does about each one.

The tech diagnoses the washer, then we spend twenty minutes on the phone asking the customer to read us the serial number again.

Model, serial and the reported problem go on the Equipment General form at the first visit, attached to the job.

The part is on back order and the customer keeps calling the office to ask when we are coming back.

The tech shares a note when the part is ordered, and the customer gets a text with a link to the job's Work Recap.

We charge a diagnostic fee, and people argue about it when they decide not to fix the dryer.

The fee is on the job before work starts, with a signature, and can be credited toward the repair if they go ahead.

Landlords and property managers want the bill, not the tenant who called us.

A billing account sends the invoice to the owner while the job stays on the property's history.

A day in the life with Suprata

One ordinary day, start to finish

Here is how the work flows when every call, job, booking and payment lives in one place.

  1. 7:45 am

    Route

    Dispatch orders nine diagnostic calls by drive time.

  2. 9:00 am

    Diagnose

    The tech records the dishwasher's model and serial on the job and finds a failed pump.

  3. 9:25 am

    Part ordered

    The pump goes onto a purchase order to the parts distributor, and the job moves to Awaiting Parts.

  4. 9:30 am

    Customer told

    The tech shares a note: part ordered, expected Thursday. The customer gets a text with the Work Recap link.

  5. 1:30 pm

    Landlord billing

    A refrigerator repair at a rental is billed to the property owner's billing account.

  6. 4:45 pm

    Parts arrived

    Received parts are checked in, and return visits are booked for tomorrow.

See it on screen

Real Suprata screens

Sample data, real software. Every screen below comes straight from Suprata.

A repair job with the appliance details, notes, photos and the parts on order.
A repair job with the appliance details, notes, photos and the parts on order.
A technician's list of the day's calls on a tablet.
A technician's list of the day's calls on a tablet.
Can we track warranty claims?

Yes. The General Warranty Claim form records the part, the failure and the coverage period on the job.

Read: Industry Forms — What Attaches When

Can the customer see updates between visits?

Yes. Notes you share go to the customer by text or email and collect on a Work Recap page they can open any time.

Read: Keeping customers updated: shared job notes and the Work Recap

Can a property manager handle many properties?

Yes. One contact can sit on many accounts, so each property keeps its own bills and history.

Read: Working with Property Managers (One Contact, Many Accounts)

How do we track parts we ordered for a job?

Request parts from the job, put them on a purchase order to your vendor, and receive them into stock or straight to the job.

Read: Purchase orders: from request to receiving

Something else? Call 888-494-4335, email hello@suprata.com or ask “Does Suprata do this?”

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