“How much for a cracked screen?” Forty times a day.
Nearly every call into a repair shop is the same three questions about a device nobody has opened yet. Callfoyer answers them from your own price list, books the drop-off, and never quotes a repair sight-unseen.
How it sorts a repair call
YOUR RULES- Quote
- A model and a fault you list a price forReads your price list by device, then books the drop-off
- Book
- Ready to bring it inInto a real bench slot, with your turnaround time attached
- Status
- “Is mine done yet?”Finds the ticket and gives the status you've set
- Triage
- Water damage, won't power on, unknown faultTakes the symptoms and books the bench fee. No diagnosis by phone.
What repair callers ask
Price, turnaround, and is my data safe.
Answered from your own price list and your real bench queue.
- “How much to fix a cracked screen?”
- Reads your price list for that exact model. If it isn't on the list it books the bench fee rather than guess.
- “How long will it take?”
- Gives your real turnaround for that repair, and says when a part has to be ordered in.
- “Will I lose my photos?”
- Says what your process does about data and backups, in the words you wrote. It promises nothing else.
- “It went in the sink — can you save it?”
- Takes the symptoms and books the diagnostic. It won't tell anyone their odds.
- “Do you fix Pixels as well?”
- Checks which devices and models you take in before it books anyone a slot.
- “Is my repair ready?”
- Finds the ticket by name or number and gives the status, or takes a callback.
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