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What reports are

What Repairs can tell you about your workshop, how its reports are grouped, and which ones are not repair-only.

Repairs ships a catalogue of reports rather than a single analytics screen, and each one answers a specific question. The catalogue is grouped by the kind of question, so you pick the group first and the report second.

Highlights

  • Twenty-seven reports in eleven categories, all supplied with the product.
  • Star the ones you run weekly and they gather under Favourites.
  • Nothing here is built by hand. Every report is system generated.
  • Seven of them are the wider platform's, and they are not filtered to repairs.
  • A report is a live query, not a snapshot: it re-runs each time you open it.

The catalogue

The Reports List screen headed Reports List with the subtitle 20 reports across 8 categories, and a Search reports box. A row of category chips reads All, Favourites, Business Overview 1, Service 4, Devices 3, Estimates 2, Repair Billing 4, Parts And Stock 1, Customers 2 and Activity 3. Below them a Business Overview section holds its single report, Repair Summary.
The catalogue, grouped by the question each report answers. The chips filter it; the star pins a report to Favourites.
The eleven categories
CategoryReportsWhat it answers
Business Overview1How the workshop did over a period
Service4What is on the bench, who did it, and where the work came from
Devices3What you repair most, and what keeps coming back
Estimates3What was quoted and whether it was accepted
Repair Billing4What is unbilled, what is owed, and what a repair earned
Parts and Stock2What repairs consume and what you hold
Customers2Who sends you work, and whether they return
Activity3Work reports, the audit trail, and what was deleted
Receivables2What customers owe you
Payments Received1What has been paid
Purchases2What was ordered and what arrived

Two kinds of report in one catalogue

Most of these reports were written for Repairs and read repair data only. Seven are the wider platform's own reports, listed here because a workshop needs them, and they behave the way they do everywhere else.

Repairs' own reports
Written for the workshop: ageing, technician performance, uninvoiced work, parts consumption. They read tickets and the documents tickets produced.
Shared platform reportsseven of the twenty-seven
Quote Details, Invoice Details, Customer Balance Summary, Payments Received, Purchase Order Details, Receive History and Stock Summary. They are the organisation's reports, shown here unchanged.

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