Describe the repair clearly
Name the parts and labor in the estimate. Use the description to distinguish front from rear work or one side from the other.
Write the estimateShow the finding, describe the repair, and get the customer's decision. Keep the approved scope with the job and invoice.
One job. Connected records.
Name the parts and labor in the estimate. Use the description to distinguish front from rear work or one side from the other.
Write the estimateAttach a photo and note to the inspection finding. The customer can review the work and approve or decline individual jobs.
Record inspection findingsIf the scope changes, send the revision for reapproval. Only approved work converts to the invoice.
Track the repairUse the editable general-repair checklist, photos, and notes. An inspection finding is evidence for review, not permission to perform the repair.
Keep using your repair references and equipment for torque specifications, alignment readings, and diagnostic procedures. Brinlo keeps the job records, not the technical repair database.
Reuse descriptions or duplicate an earlier estimate. Review the parts, labor, and price for the current vehicle before sending it for approval.
Write the estimate, get approval, and keep the invoice and balance with the job.