Optical technicians

Camera & Lens Repair software that keeps every job moving

A customer handing over a £4,000 body and a fast prime is trusting you with their livelihood. Camera work demands documented custody, careful calibration records, and honest turnaround dates. The Quick Repairs gives every item its own tracked record from the moment it crosses the counter.

  • Free demo, no card required
  • Set up in a day
  • Works on any device
The daily friction

What slows camera & lens repair shops down

The problems that cost you hours every week — and how one system removes them.

  • High-value items need a paper trail

    Photographing condition at intake and recording serial numbers protects both sides if a dispute arises over a mark on a barrel.

  • Body and lens arrive together, leave separately

    A body might be ready while the lens waits on a part. Separate line items under one job let each piece move at its own pace.

  • Insurance and pro-user jobs

    Loss adjusters want itemised reports. Detailed job notes and a clean itemised invoice give them what they need without you rewriting it.

  • Calibration must be recorded

    Autofocus calibration and sensor alignment results belong on the record, so a return visit starts from what you measured last time.

How it works

From counter to collection

How a camera & lens repair job flows through The Quick Repairs.

  1. Receive and document

    Log body and lens serials, photograph existing marks, and record accessories handed in with the equipment.

  2. Assess and estimate

    Report the fault found with an honest cost, including the cases where a repair isn't economic.

  3. Order specialist parts

    Shutter units and optical elements have long lead times. The expected date sits on the job so the customer hears a real answer.

  4. Repair and calibrate

    Record calibration figures and test-shot results against the job before sign-off.

  5. Return with a report

    The customer collects with an itemised summary of the work — the documentation insurers and professionals expect.

Coverage

Built around the work you actually do

Every device type and repair job you handle, tracked with the right detail.

Equipment you service

  • DSLR and mirrorless bodies
  • Prime and zoom lenses
  • Cinema and broadcast cameras
  • Compact and vintage film cameras
  • Action cameras and gimbals
  • Flashguns and studio lighting

Jobs that come through the door

  • Shutter mechanism replacement
  • Sensor cleaning and alignment
  • Autofocus calibration
  • Lens element and aperture blade repair
  • Zoom and focus ring servicing
  • Weather-seal and mount repair
  • LCD and viewfinder replacement
  • Fungus removal and optical cleaning
Questions

Frequently asked questions

Can I photograph equipment condition at intake?

Yes. Images attach to the job record, so the condition of a body or lens when it arrived is documented and timestamped.

How do I handle a body and lens booked in together?

Record them as separate items on one job. Each carries its own work, parts and status, so a finished body isn't held back by a lens waiting on an element.

Can I produce itemised reports for insurance claims?

Job notes and invoices are itemised by labour and parts, which is the breakdown loss adjusters normally require.

Does it cope with long parts lead times?

Expected arrival dates sit on the ticket, and the customer can be updated automatically when the part lands rather than chasing you.

Ready to run your camera & lens repair business better?

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