Team Management
LML Repair Shops

Run your shop with Tasks

Organize internal shop work — follow-ups, ordering, cleaning, training — on shared boards so nothing falls through the cracks on busy days.

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Tasks board

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What Tasks helps you do

Tasks gives your team a shared workspace for work that is not a customer ticket: call back a supplier, deep-clean the bench, update the price board, or follow up on a warranty claim. Assign owners, set due dates, and track progress without another group chat thread.

What you get with Tasks

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Kanban-style boards and lists for daily ops, projects, and recurring chores

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Assignments with due dates so every task has a clear owner

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Visibility for managers who need to see what is done, overdue, or blocked

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Separation from repair tickets so internal work does not clutter the shop floor queue

How shops actually use Tasks

Step 1

At the counter

The opening manager creates a daily checklist — count the cash drawer, check low-stock alerts, wipe down demo units. Lead techs assign follow-ups like "call customer about water-damage quote" or "order Note 20 screens by Friday." During slow afternoons, the team works through backlog tasks instead of waiting for walk-ins.

Step 2

On the bench

Multi-location owners assign tasks per store so each location manager knows their responsibilities without a daily phone call. Completed tasks stay logged so you can review accountability over time.

Why it matters

Repair shops run on dozens of small tasks that are not tied to a device on the bench. When those tasks live in heads and sticky notes, things slip — parts do not get ordered, callbacks get missed, and standards drop. Shared tasks keep the operation tight even when the ticket queue is quiet.

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