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Short Description:
TrackIT is our latest software package and was designed and developed specifically for IT repair companies. It streamlines the process of booking in repairs for your clients, as well as managing them throughout the repair process.
Long Description 1:
TrackIT is our latest software package and was designed and developed specifically for IT repair companies. It streamlines the process of booking in repairs for your clients, as well as managing them throughout the repair process, giving you more time to manage your business.
Long Description 2:
TrackIT is our latest software package and was designed and developed specifically for IT repair companies. It streamlines the process of booking in repairs for your clients, as well as managing them throughout the repair process, giving you more time to manage your business.
It is perfect for use by computer repair shops who deal with pc and laptop repairs (as well as any other items), phone repair shops etc. as well as internal IT departments wanting a reliable and scalable choice for managing their workload.
Development began in 2012 and has been getting used in a real life situation since January, in a busy computer repair shop. The shop was originally using another piece of software which it found to be complicated and frustrating to use and have been extremely happy with TrackIT, how it performs, and its simplicity.
We developed and designed TrackIT to be as simple to use as possible, but at the same time, to perform to the same level as other software available on the market today.
Main Features:
> Simple interface for seamless integration and requires next to no staff training.
> Access a job from any screen within 3 clicks.
> Quick access to customer and job information.
> Easy return feature, for any returned jobs.
> Highly customisable. Customise your company information, repair types and prices, brands, item types and more.
> TrackIT was designed to be quick! It has a low CPU and RAM footprint and uses a SQL database for the highest efficiency.
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