CASE STUDY — FLAGSHIP

LogMyRepair

Shop management for independent repair shops — built by running two real shops on it first.

The problem

Paper on the counter, none of it in the books.

Independent shops run on ticket pads and a shoebox of vendor invoices. The accounting happens at tax time, painfully. Nothing tells the owner which jobs actually made money.

The build

One system: counter to ledger.

Work orders, estimates, and invoicing on top of real double-entry accounting. Scan a vendor invoice and the PO number tags it to the job; costs fill in; margin per job is real, not a guess.

5,414work orders migrated from a shop's 20-year-old system — zero duplicates
PO → WOvendor invoices auto-tag their work order from the printed PO number
Dr = Cra real general ledger underneath — the trial balance ties to the penny

LogMyRepair is a product.

Pricing and trials live at logmyrepair.com ↗

This shelf is the showcase — the store next door does the selling.

LogMyRepair — case study | KennethJackson.Tech