Connect RepairShopr integrations
Master your repair shop's ticketing and invoice processes by connecting RepairShopr to Make. Linking this management hub with our workflow automation tool lets you instantly create tickets from incoming inquiries, update CRM profiles, and sync payments with your accounting ledger. Register your free account today to build your first repair coordination pipeline.
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Unlock RepairShopr's potential using Make. Sync customer data, automate tickets, and simplify your daily workflows.
Add new RepairShopr customers to Google Sheets
Every time a new customer is added to RepairShopr, Make will automatically add the customer information to a Google Sheets spreadsheet. The template uses this example spreadsheet.
Send iOS push notifications for new RepairShopr tickets
Every time a new ticket is created in RepairShopr, Make will automatically send a Push notification to your Apple iOS device.
Send emails when RepairShopr tickets are resolved
Every time a ticket is resolved in RepairShopr, Make will automatically send a personalized email to the customer via Gmail.
Supercharge Your Business with RepairShopr Integrations
Connect RepairShopr with Make to automate your daily workflows. Instantly sync customer data with Gmail, Mailchimp, and Google Sheets to eliminate manual entry, improve response times, and scale your repair business operations.
Instant customer updates
Automatically send a personalized email via Gmail as soon as a repair ticket is marked as resolved.
Automated contact syncing
Add new customers to your Mailchimp lists automatically to keep your marketing campaigns running smoothly.
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Real-time ticket alerts
Receive instant push notifications on your phone the moment a new service ticket is created.
Effortless data backups
Instantly log new customer details in Google Sheets to easily track, share, and analyze your business growth.
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