Complete how-to guide
Full screenshot-backed manual for testers, shop owners, technicians, and staff.
Use these guides to learn the repair-shop workflows in FretTrack without relying on GitHub Wiki access. The docs are served from FretTrack's public domain for testers, shop staff, and customers whose browsers or networks block GitHub assets.
The full guide includes screenshots and step-by-step chapters for using FretTrack in a working repair shop: intake, jobs, photos, work logs, inventory, vendors, purchase orders, receiving, barcode labels, shipping, scheduling, reports, roles, and troubleshooting.
Full screenshot-backed manual for testers, shop owners, technicians, and staff.
Basic workflow from beta access to first job.
How to test, record results, and report issues.
Shop setup, access, trial status, and account basics.
Create, find, update, and use customer records.
Create and manage work orders from intake to pickup.
Capture requested work, parts, services, and approval notes.
Document condition, damage, serial numbers, and repair evidence.
Parts, vendors, purchase orders, receiving, and barcode labels.
Manual shipment, receiving, tracking, and chain-of-custody notes.
Intake, pickup, due date, follow-up, and shop block events.
Operational reports, print, and CSV exports for eligible shops.
Trial, Shop, Pro, renewal, expiration, and billing basics.
Owner, admin, tech, viewer, and feature access expectations.
Common login, save, photo, inventory, and browser problems.
Quick answers for shops, testers, and trial users.
GitHub Wiki is still useful for project history, but customer-facing help should be reachable without a GitHub account, GitHub asset access, or unmanaged browser policy exceptions. These pages keep the working shop guides on the public FretTrack domain.