Network engineers

Networking Equipment Repair software that keeps every job moving

When a switch fails, a business stops. Network repair is measured in downtime, and customers care as much about the loan unit you can supply today as the repair you'll finish next week. The Quick Repairs tracks the RMA, the asset history and the swap-out stock together.

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

Networking Equipment Repair point of sale, end to end

Networking equipment repairs—routers, switches, firewalls, and access points—require precise tracking from intake to return. The Quick Repairs system lets you log each device by serial number, model, and fault description the moment it arrives. Assign the job to a technician, record parts used, and update the status in real time so customers can see progress without calling.

Inventory ties directly to repair tickets: when a replacement SFP module or PoE injector is pulled from stock, the system deducts it and links the cost to the job. Invoices are generated automatically, listing labour, parts, and any on-site call-out fees. Reports show which models fail most often, average turnaround, and technician productivity, helping you spot trends and plan stock levels.

The daily friction

What slows networking equipment repair shops down

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

  • Downtime drives everything

    A business needs something working now. Managing loan units alongside the repair keeps the client running.

  • Assets need lifetime history

    Kit that's failed twice is kit to replace. Serial-level history across visits makes that argument with evidence.

  • Configuration must survive the repair

    A device returned wiped is a second outage. Recording that a config backup was taken makes it part of the process.

  • RMA and vendor returns

    Vendor RMAs have their own reference numbers and timelines that need tracking beside your own job.

How it works

From counter to collection

How a networking equipment repair job flows through The Quick Repairs.

  1. Log the fault and asset

    Record device type, model, serial and the client site it came from.

  2. Issue a loan unit

    Book out replacement hardware against the job so you know what's on loan and where.

  3. Back up configuration

    Confirm and record the config backup before any work begins.

  4. Repair or raise an RMA

    Fix in-house or send to the vendor, tracking the RMA reference on the same job.

  5. Return, restore and reconcile

    Reinstall the configuration, recover the loan unit and invoice the work.

Coverage

Built around the work you actually do

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

Equipment you service

  • Managed and unmanaged switches
  • Routers and firewalls
  • Wireless access points and controllers
  • PoE injectors and media converters
  • NAS and storage appliances
  • Rack-mounted server hardware

Jobs that come through the door

  • Power supply replacement
  • Port and PoE fault repair
  • Firmware recovery and reflashing
  • Fan and thermal servicing
  • Capacitor-level board repair
  • Configuration backup and restore
  • Vendor RMA handling
  • On-site swap-out and installation
Everything included

One system, every part of the shop

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Can I track loan units issued while a device is repaired?

Yes. Loan hardware is booked out against the job, so you always know which client is holding which unit.

Does it keep a history per serial number?

Each asset's jobs stay linked to its serial, so repeated failures on the same device are immediately visible.

How do I track vendor RMAs?

RMA references and dates are recorded on the job, keeping your ticket and the vendor's return in step.

Can I meet business SLA commitments?

Priority levels and promised dates keep contracted business work ahead of general repairs in the queue.

Can I track multiple units on the same repair ticket?

Yes. Each device gets its own line on the ticket, with its own serial number, fault code, and status. Parts and labour can be allocated to individual units or shared across the batch.

How do I handle firmware updates during repair?

You can record the firmware version before and after the update in the job notes. The system also logs the technician who performed the update and the time taken.

Can I print a job sheet for the bench?

Yes. A job sheet is generated for each ticket, showing the device details, fault description, customer notes, and any safety warnings. Technicians can update the sheet on-screen or print a fresh copy if needed.

Does the system track warranty status for network gear?

You can enter warranty expiry dates and supplier details for each device. When a warranty repair is logged, the system flags it and prevents accidental labour charges from being added.

How do I bill for on-site network repairs?

Create a separate line item for call-out fees, travel time, or out-of-hours rates. The system will add these to the invoice alongside bench labour and parts.

Can I see which technicians are fastest at switch repairs?

The reporting module shows average repair time per technician, broken down by device type. You can filter by date range to spot training needs or workload imbalances.

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