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FOR SHOE & BAG REPAIR SHOPS

Shoe and bag repair tickets that don't get lost

Heels, resoles, zippers and stitching. Tag every pair at drop-off, let customers check whether their shoes are ready, and send a ready-for-pickup email the moment the job is done.

Sound familiar?

Several pairs from one customer, and paper claim checks that get mixed up
Finished shoes sit on the shelf because the customer never heard they were ready
No record of last year's resole when a regular comes back

How one shoe and bag repair flows

An example of a shoe and bag repair in Repair Karte (the customer and item are made up). The plan for each step is written under it; see pricing.

  1. 1Check-in

    Check in the men's shoes for “worn-down heels”

    Pick the item type and the usual work in a tap, write the symptom, and print a claim tag (PDF on Letter or A4). The customer signs on screen.

    Plan: All plans (Free: up to 100 repairs a month) · QR code on the claim tag: Standard and up

  2. 2Estimate

    Send a $45.00 estimate for “heel replacement and polish”

    The customer approves it on the repair's status page. On Standard and Pro the estimate is emailed automatically, and a reminder goes out if they haven't answered (after 5 days to start).

    Plan: Approval on the status page: all plans · Automatic email and reminders: Standard and up

  3. 3In repair

    Add “Waiting for materials (heel blocks ordered)” to the timeline

    The customer can check progress on the repair's status page anytime (from the QR code on their claim tag, or by looking up their phone number). When the parts arrive, move the status on.

    Plan: Status page: all plans · QR code on the claim tag: Standard and up

  4. 4Ready

    Mark it complete, and the customer is told

    A ready-for-pickup email goes out with a link to the status page, where the customer can book a pickup time and pay by card before coming in.

    Plan: Email: Standard and up · Card payment (Stripe): Standard and up · Pickup booking: Pro

  5. 5Pickup

    Hand it over and record the payment

    Record how it was paid (deposits are subtracted automatically). The repair stays on Emily's history, and on the item's history by serial number.

    Plan: All plans

The repair record, and the email your customer gets

Left: the record your shop keeps. Right: the estimate email the customer receives (Standard and up). Example values.

No.0124Estimated (awaiting reply)
Customer
Emily Carter
Item
Men's shoes / Black leather oxfords, size 10
Symptom
Worn-down heels
Estimate
Heel replacement and polish $45.00
Note to customer: Rubber heels in the closest color to the original.
Shop notes
Same customer dropped off a bag (separate ticket). Prefers email.
Timeline
Waiting for materials (heel blocks ordered)
Repair report
The heel lifts were worn down unevenly. We replaced them and polished both shoes. We recommend checking the heels every 6 to 12 months.

[Sample Shoe Repair] Your estimate (No.0124)

[Sample Shoe Repair] Hello Emily Carter,

■ Men's shoes / Black leather oxfords, size 10 (No.0124)

Your estimate is ready.
・Heel replacement and polish $45.00

Total: $45.00

Please review the details and approve or cancel on the page below.
(link to the repair's status page)

The status page has the “Approve this estimate” button. Customers without email can open it from the QR code on their claim tag, or by looking up their phone number.

Made for shoe and bag repairs

1

One ticket per pair

Take in several pairs and a bag in one go: each gets its own numbered record and printed tag, and the customer gets one email when they're all done.

2

A shelf number for every item

Record where each pair sits (for example, shelf B-3) so anyone at the counter can find it at pickup.

3

Deposits for bigger jobs

Record a deposit on a full resole or a bag rebuild, and the balance due shows on the status page and the receipt.

Ready to use from day one

Choose your trade at sign-up and these item types and common jobs are already set up. Add or remove any of them later.

Item types

Men's shoesWomen's shoesSneakersBootsBagWalletBeltSuitcaseUmbrella

Common jobs (one tap at check-in)

Heel repairSole replacementZipper replacementRestitchingHardware replacementCleaning

Questions from shoe & bag repair shops

How do I keep several pairs from one customer apart?

Check them in together and each pair gets its own numbered record and printed tag. The customer gets one message when all of them are ready.

Can customers check if their shoes are ready?

Yes. Every repair has a status page, and customers can look up their repairs by phone number. On Standard and Pro the claim tag has a QR code to the page, and an email goes out automatically when you mark the job as complete.

Do I need a POS to use it?

No. Keep your current register or card reader. Repair Karte records what each repair cost and how it was paid, and on Standard and Pro customers can also pay by card online through your own Stripe account.

Other trades

Try it free and see how it feels.

The Free plan covers up to 100 repairs a month for 1 staff login, with no credit card, and stays free. Automatic email updates to customers start on Standard. Every new account gets all Pro features free for 30 days.

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