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Create a clear work order for a repair or service job — job details, labor and parts, total, and a PDF to hand the customer.
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A work order is the document that authorizes and describes a job — what needs doing, on what device or equipment, at what price, and its current status. For a repair shop or service business it’s the backbone of the workflow: it tells the tech exactly what to do, tells the customer what they’re paying for, and becomes the record you invoice from when the job is done.
Enter your business and customer, describe the job (device, issue, or scope), and add labor and parts as line items with quantity and price. Set the status — received, in progress, ready, or completed — and the tool totals it into a clean work order you can Download as PDF and hand or email to the customer. It all runs in your browser, so job and customer details stay private on your device.
A good work order prevents the two most common shop headaches: scope creep (“while you’re in there…”) and billing disputes. Because the customer signs off on the described work and price up front, everyone agrees before the screwdriver comes out. Keeping work-order numbers sequential also makes it easy to look up a past repair when a customer returns.
StandupCRM turns a work order into a tracked job, updates its status, and generates the invoice automatically for repair shops — this free tool is the quick, no-account version.
A document that describes and authorizes a job — the work to be done, the device or scope, the price, and the status.
A work order authorizes and tracks the job; the invoice bills for it once complete. The work order’s line items become the invoice.
Yes — free, no signup, no watermark.
Yes. It’s generated entirely in your browser.
StandupCRM keeps every customer, ticket, and document in one dashboard — so the next invoice, quote, or receipt is a click, not a rebuild.
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