✍️ Digital signature
Digital signature for shop quotes
The customer approves the repair from their own phone, without setting foot in the shop or signing paper. Fast for them, proof for you.
From the order to the signing link
Once the mechanic finishes the diagnosis and the quote, a unique public link is generated and sent to the customer by WhatsApp or email. The customer opens the link on their phone, reviews the breakdown, and signs directly on the screen with their finger. The shop gets the confirmation instantly and can start the repair.
Why does it hold up as proof?
The signature stays tied to specific content — the exact quote the customer saw at that moment — with date and time. If anything changes afterwards, it's no longer the same signature. This protects the shop against a customer later saying "I never agreed to that" and avoids misunderstandings about what was really approved.
From signature to payment
Once signed, it makes sense for the same flow to allow payment online once the job is done, without relying on the customer coming in with cash or a physical card.
Frequently asked questions
Does a digital signature on a shop quote have legal validity?
Yes, if it's recorded with date, time and the exact content of the signed quote, it serves as proof that the customer accepted that amount and those conditions before the repair.
How does the customer sign the quote?
They receive a link (by WhatsApp or email) to a page where they see the quote's detail and sign with their finger on their own phone's screen, with no need to be at the shop.