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Tint Servicing Business Flow

This document outlines the standard flow of operations in a tint servicing business, from initial customer inquiry to post-service follow-up.

1. Initial Inquiry / Consultation

  • Customer Contact: The customer reaches out via website, phone, or in-person.
  • Consultation: The business representative discusses the customer’s needs, including:
    • Type of vehicle or building
    • Areas to be tinted (e.g., windows, sunroof)
    • Preferences (e.g., standard or premium tint)
    • Budget considerations
  • Preliminary Information: The business gathers necessary details to create a Proposal.

2. Proposal Creation

  • Proposal Generation: The business drafts a proposal that includes:
    • Service options (e.g., full vehicle tinting, specific areas)
    • Service levels (e.g., basic, premium tinting)
    • Estimated pricing range
    • Terms and conditions (e.g., warranty, maintenance)
  • Proposal Submission: The proposal is presented to the customer for review, either via email, in-person, or through an online portal.
  • Customer Review and Feedback: The customer can request adjustments, clarifications, or additional options.

3. Quote Creation

Once the customer expresses interest in the proposal, a more specific Quote is generated.

  • Quote Generation: A formal quote is created, including:
    • Detailed pricing breakdown (e.g., materials, labor)
    • Total cost
    • Validity period of the quote
    • Special terms or discounts
  • Quote Acceptance: The customer reviews and accepts the quote, confirming via email, signing an agreement, or providing a deposit.

4. Project Planning & Scheduling

After the quote is accepted, the business proceeds with the project.

  • Project Creation: A Project is created with the following details:
    • Customer preferences
    • Type of service (vehicle, home, office)
    • Scheduled date and time for service
  • Scheduling: The service is scheduled based on technician availability and the customer's preferred date.
  • Order Confirmation: A confirmation is sent to the customer with the service details and any preparation instructions (e.g., vehicle drop-off).

5. Execution of the Project

  • Service Delivery: The tinting service is performed based on the specifications in the Quote and Project plan.
    • Vehicle Tinting: Technicians apply tint to the vehicle's windows.
    • Home/Office Tinting: Technicians perform on-site tinting.
  • Project Tracking: Progress updates and changes are recorded in the Project system.

6. Quality Control and Completion

  • Inspection and Final Check: After the service is completed, a quality check is performed.
    • Check for tint evenness, adhesion, and no imperfections.
  • Customer Inspection: The customer inspects the completed work to ensure satisfaction.

7. Billing and Payment

  • Final Invoice: After the project is completed, a final invoice is issued based on the quote and any added services.
  • Payment: Payment is collected in full or according to the agreed-upon plan.

8. Post-Service Follow-Up

  • Customer Feedback: The business may request feedback or a review from the customer.
  • Warranty and Support: Warranty details are provided, and any issues can be addressed through customer support.

9. Project Closure and Documentation

  • Project Closure: The Project is marked as complete in the system.
  • Service Record: The customer's service history is updated with the completed tinting details.

Flow Summary:

  1. Customer Inquiry
  2. Proposal Creation
  3. Quote Creation
  4. Project Planning & Scheduling
  5. Execution of Service
  6. Quality Control
  7. Billing and Payment
  8. Follow-Up
  9. Project Closure

Key Business Considerations:

  • Customer Management: Keep track of customer details and history for personalized services.
  • Job Scheduling: Maintain efficient scheduling to avoid conflicts and ensure timely service.
  • Pricing Flexibility: Provide custom quotes based on needs (e.g., vehicle size, tinting type).
  • Service Variants: Offer different service tiers (basic, premium).
  • Materials Management: Track inventory and material costs for accurate quoting.
  • Compliance: Ensure all services meet local legal requirements for tint darkness and regulations.

By following this flow, the tint business can ensure smooth operations, enhance customer satisfaction, and streamline service delivery from start to finish.

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