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Role-aware access decides who can view, edit and sign off at each stage.
// THE REPAIR WORKFLOW
A workshop repair is not a single visit. It is a sequence of controlled handoffs, each one adding detail to the same job record. Armatize models that sequence directly.
// SIX STAGES
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Take control of the unit the moment it arrives, so it is identified, recorded and traceable from the first minute in the workshop.
The job moves to diagnosis with the unit identified, its arrival condition evidenced and the customer's reported fault on record.
STAGE 01 OF 06
// END TO END
The same unit, the same record, six controlled handoffs.
Take control of the unit the moment it arrives, so it is identified, recorded and traceable from the first minute in the workshop.
Establish what is actually wrong with the unit and what putting it right would involve, before any commitment is made.
Give the customer a priced, evidenced decision to make, and hold their answer against the job so the bench knows where it stands.
Carry out the approved work with the scope, history and costs visible to the engineer doing it.
Confirm the unit performs as expected and that a named person has taken responsibility for releasing it.
Return the unit with its paperwork complete and the warranty position recorded.
// ACROSS EVERY STAGE
Product capabilities that apply at every stage rather than sitting in one of them.
Role-aware access decides who can view, edit and sign off at each stage.
Changes are recorded against the job with the user and time, so the sequence of events stays readable.
Evidence captured at any stage stays attached to the unit for the life of the job.
Quotes, status and shared documents reach the customer from the same record the workshop works from.
Warranty opened at dispatch links a returning unit back to the repair that produced it.
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The workflow is one part of the picture. See how quotes, logistics, the portal, warranty records and reporting connect to it.