Dana Keller
2017 Audi Q5 2.0T
Advisor Jordan Pike
Concern C1: brake pedal feels soft.
21 items, 4 need work.
4 jobs, one link to Dana Keller.
From the estimate link, on her phone.
Bulb out; the socket looks good.
Added as a new entry. The 1:48 PM entry stays as it was.
Corrects the 1:48 PM entryJobs 1 to 3 done in Bay 2.
Balance $892.02.
Every step of the job,
on one repair order.
One record that is added to, never rewritten. The screen shows the next step; the history shows every step.
One next step, chosen
from where the work stands.
Each repair order shows one primary action, picked from its state, so nobody has to work out what comes next.
Nobody overwrites
anybody.
Every change carries the version its author last saw. If someone else saved first, the second save is refused and asks for a refresh.
repair order11:04
Authorized job by job,
from one link.
The customer approves or declines each job from any phone browser, with no app and no account. The version they signed never changes.
Your estimate
From the estimate link, on her phone. No app, no account.
Kept on the repair order, so it can be offered again.
One link, 4 jobs.
Made for the bay,
kept for the record.
Work done on the floor reaches the repair order, and the history keeps every step.
Bay Wi-Fi drops. The work doesn't.
Technician presses, photos and recordings are kept on the device first, then sent in order when the connection returns.
History no one rewrites.
A correction is a new entry beside the old one, so what was quoted, approved and charged stays readable.
Bays booked by the hour,
due times watched.
The day by bay is built from the work booked, and a repair order that will miss its due time is flagged.
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