For $29/mo, we provide access to advanced level technicians who will answer your questions on any Macbook board related matter to the best of their knowledge promptly & walk you through how to solve your problem so you can deliver a working board to your customer.
We are currently using iQMetrix RQ but it has been giving us issues. We would like to switch to RepairDesk or RepairShopr but cannot decide which one. Any recommendations out there?
We use Repairshopr, but I have mixed feelings about it. It's fairly organized, but the new UI they implemented is a major PITA to try and send ticket updates now. I have never used RepairDesk.
we are using outlook calendar with exchange. it may sound stupid but it is actually better, the only thing is it lacks version control and synchronisation overwrites changes from time to time.
I use google docs. I setup shared spread sheets with my customers and they can check status in real time on repairs. However there is no billing and most of my work is with large vendors not retail.
I'm using RepairShopr. Before I was doing Apple repair full time, my day job was actually in (retail oriented) POS software sales. RepairShopr has some nice features that some of the "big" ones don't have, but also lacks some customizability I crave (but most cloud software does, let's be honest).
One big feature for me is the ability to spread freight costs amongst received product. Being in Canada, shipping and exchange are a HUGE increase over the "base price" in USD.
Integration with WooCommerce is also really nice. Updates in real time.
we used both, we switch from repairshopr to repairdesk, found it to be much better and easy to use and they imported all my data so never skipped a beat. but feature with repairdesk is so much better and live chat support great so much faster. strongly suggest repairdesk.