Drone technicians

Drone & RC Device Repair software that keeps every job moving

Most drone jobs start with a crash. Assessment means working out what the impact actually broke — often more than the visible arm — while commercial pilots need documentation for insurance and a fast return to flying. The Quick Repairs handles the assessment record, the LiPo safety notes and the calibration sign-off.

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

Drone & RC Device Repair point of sale, end to end

Manage every drone and RC device repair from intake to collection with a system built for your workshop. Create repair tickets in seconds, assign technicians, and track progress without paper or spreadsheets.

Keep stock of propellers, motors, batteries, and frames in one place. See low quantities before you run out, and link parts directly to repair jobs so you know what was used and what’s left. Record customer details, repair history, and notes so you can pick up where you left off on repeat visits.

Generate itemised invoices, log payments, and send receipts by email. Run reports to see which repairs are most common, which parts move fastest, and where your time is spent. Keep your workshop organised and your customers informed.

The daily friction

What slows drone & rc device repair shops down

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

  • Crash damage hides

    A bent arm is obvious; a hairline crack in the frame or a stressed IMU isn't. A structured assessment record makes sure nothing is skipped.

  • LiPo handling is a safety matter

    Damaged batteries need documented handling and disposal. Recording it protects the business.

  • Commercial pilots need paperwork

    Insurance claims and operational records need an itemised report of what failed and what was replaced.

  • Calibration decides airworthiness

    Compass, IMU and gimbal calibration results belong on the job before the aircraft leaves.

How it works

From counter to collection

How a drone & rc device repair job flows through The Quick Repairs.

  1. Book in with the incident

    Record aircraft model, serial, flight logs where available and what happened.

  2. Full damage assessment

    Inspect frame, arms, motors, ESCs, gimbal and flight controller, recording each with photographs.

  3. Quote the true scope

    Present the whole repair — including hidden damage — before parts are ordered.

  4. Repair and calibrate

    Fit parts, then calibrate compass, IMU and gimbal, recording the readings.

  5. Test flight and report

    Sign off after a controlled test flight and issue an itemised report for the pilot or insurer.

Coverage

Built around the work you actually do

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

Equipment you service

  • DJI consumer and Enterprise drones
  • FPV and racing quadcopters
  • Survey and mapping UAVs
  • Agricultural spray drones
  • RC cars, boats and planes
  • Gimbals and camera payloads

Jobs that come through the door

  • Crash damage repair and frame replacement
  • Motor and ESC replacement
  • Gimbal and camera repair
  • Flight controller and IMU calibration
  • LiPo battery testing and replacement
  • Propeller and arm replacement
  • Firmware updates and recovery
  • Water damage treatment
Everything included

One system, every part of the shop

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Can I document a full crash assessment?

Yes. Photographs and structured notes attach to the job, so hidden damage found during inspection is recorded alongside the obvious impact.

How do I record LiPo battery handling?

Battery condition, testing and disposal are recorded on the job, giving you the safety record the work requires.

Can I produce reports for insurance claims?

Itemised job notes and invoices give commercial pilots and insurers the breakdown of parts and labour they ask for.

Does it track calibration results?

Compass, IMU and gimbal calibration figures are recorded before sign-off, so airworthiness is documented.

How do I track parts used in a drone repair?

When you create or update a repair ticket, you can select parts from your inventory list. The system deducts the quantity automatically and links the part to the job, so you can see what was used later.

Can I see which RC devices a customer has brought in before?

Yes. Every customer record stores past repair tickets, device models, and any notes you’ve added. When they return, you can view their history without searching through old paperwork.

How do I know when to reorder parts?

The inventory screen shows current stock levels and highlights items that fall below a quantity you set. You can also run a report to see which parts are used most often and plan orders accordingly.

Can I send repair updates to customers automatically?

You can send status updates manually from the repair ticket screen. The system stores the customer’s email address, so you can notify them when the job is ready for collection.

How do I generate an invoice for a repair?

From the repair ticket, select the parts used and any labour charges. The system creates an itemised invoice that you can print or email directly to the customer.

Can I see which repairs are most profitable?

Yes. The reporting tools let you filter repairs by type, technician, or time period. You can compare labour time, part costs, and revenue to see which jobs are most efficient.

Ready to run your drone & rc device repair business better?

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