For PC, Laptop & Cellphone Repair Shops

Run a cleaner bench tomorrow.

A ready-to-use PDF kit of intake forms, repair checklists, approval forms, pickup sheets, and technician workflows — for the small-shop repair counter that’s tired of rewriting the same notes.

Stop losing time at the counter.

One dropped device, no waiver signed. One repair, no backup consent. One pickup, no sign-off. Small things — until they become a customer dispute.

Fifteen forms across four sections.

I

Counter Operations

Intake, drop-off, password & liability waiver, backup consent, symptom worksheet, pickup sign-off.

II

Diagnostic Checklists

General diagnostic, malware removal, no-power triage, screen replacement, liquid damage, quote approval.

III

Communications

Four-stage repair-status email templates + a two-touch review-request sequence, CASL / CAN-SPAM aware.

IV

Training

New technician onboarding checklist — bench safety, intake workflow, stockroom, end-of-day, escalation.

What's in the kit.

Fifteen forms, four sections, ~35 pages. Print, photocopy, or scan into your ticket system. Editorial typography (Playfair & Inter equivalent), clean whitespace, real field boxes to write in.

Part I · Counter Operations

  • Customer intake form
  • Device drop-off checklist
  • Password / access authorization & liability waiver
  • Data-backup consent form
  • "Customer says / technician checks" worksheet
  • Pickup / sign-off form

Part II · Diagnostic Checklists

  • General diagnostic checklist
  • Malware removal checklist
  • Laptop no-power checklist
  • Screen replacement checklist
  • Liquid damage checklist
  • Quote approval form

Part III · Communications

  • Repair status email templates (4 stages)
  • Follow-up + review request templates

Part IV · Training

  • New technician training checklist
Instant download
$29 USD · one-time
Computer Repair Shop Forms Kit
  • 15 print-ready forms — ~35 page PDF
  • Counter ops · Diagnostics · Comms · Training
  • Single-shop license — no resale
  • Delivered by email, secure download link
  • Free 7-page preview above
Secure checkout via Stripe · download link emailed instantly

Or bundle with the 199-page Bench Manual — both for $59.

Save $19. Kit = counter operations. Bench Manual = the deeper 199-page training system for the techs who use the kit. Different jobs. Same bench.

What people ask before buying.

Can I edit these to match my shop?

Yes — the kit is designed to be printed as-is or reprinted on your letterhead. If you want editable source files (Word / InDesign), reply to the delivery email and we’ll help.

Do these forms cover my jurisdiction?

They are drafted in plain-English, jurisdiction-neutral wording, with prominent notices on the sensitive forms (waiver, backup consent, liquid damage). Before you use them with real customers, have your lawyer review them for your province, state, or country.

How is the kit delivered?

Instantly by email after Stripe checkout, as a secure download link that stays valid for 30 days. If it doesn’t arrive within a few minutes, check spam — then email tom@ouritperson.com and we’ll resend.

Refunds?

Because the kit downloads instantly, we don’t offer refunds after download. If the download link doesn’t work, or the file is unreadable, email us and we’ll make it right at no charge.

Can I use it for more than one shop?

The single-shop license covers one repair location that you own or work for. If you operate more than one location, please purchase one license per shop — or reply to the delivery email and ask about a multi-location price.

What’s the difference between this and the Bench Manual?

The Kit is 15 counter-operations forms — the paperwork your bench runs on. The Bench Manual is a 199-page training system that teaches the technicians who use the forms. Bundle both for $59.

From the OurITPerson bench.

These forms grew out of the OurITPerson repair bench in White Rock, BC — the papers we hand a customer at drop-off, the checklists we run at the bench, the emails we send at each stage of a repair. They’re the kit I wish I’d had the first time I opened a shop.

— Tom · OurITPerson.com · tom@ouritperson.com