Repair Cost Statement

Customers and juries can't read a CCC or Mitchell estimate. Restate the repair — labor, parts, materials, procedures — in terms they can follow, and trust.

How it works

  1. 1

    Start with the estimate

    A document only a service advisor or estimator can understand.

    1. Page 1 of 3

      Estimate page one: the shop's letterhead, claim and policy fields, the vehicle, and a long equipment list

    2. Page 2 of 3

      Estimate page two: the line-item table of coded operations, part numbers, and labor and paint columns

    3. Page 3 of 3

      Estimate page three: the rest of the line items, the notes, and the estimate totals
  2. 2

    Upload the estimate

    Parts, materials, procedures and sublet are sorted into sections a lay reader can follow.

    The estimate parsed into editable Parts and Materials sections
  3. 3

    Download the result

    A repair statement that you can show a customer or jury.

    1. Page 1 of 3

      Statement page one: the total due over a job cost sheet listing direct labor, direct material, job cost and sales tax

    2. Page 2 of 3

      Statement page two: Parts & Materials, itemised into replacement parts, one-time use parts, procedures and fees, and sublet

    3. Page 3 of 3

      Statement page three: the scope of work by operation, and a certification and acceptance block with signature lines

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