Phone & Computer Repair Shop Software
Documents titled "Sales Invoice", VAT at your rate, and your TIN in the supplier block. One platform for repair tickets, parts, POS and invoicing.
VAT at your rate, TIN on every invoice, plans priced in the currency you pick.
The tax name, the rate, the title a compliant document carries and the label on your registration number are all settings on your company — not values compiled into the software. A Philippine shop sets them once and every receipt, invoice, quote and report follows.
The name of the tax is a setting. Change it to VAT and every receipt, invoice, repair quote and report reads VAT — there is no Australian GST wording left on the page.
The title a compliant document carries is configurable too, so what you hand a customer is a Sales Invoice — the document the Ease of Paying Taxes Act (RA 11976) made the primary one in place of the old Official Receipt for services.
Rename the tax-ID label to TIN and your Tax Identification Number prints in the supplier block on every document you hand a customer.
Set your shop currency to PHP and every receipt, invoice and repair quote you print carries the ₱ symbol and peso amounts — the same single-currency documents any RepairTree shop issues, just in yours.
Repair tickets, parts, POS, invoicing, customer updates and reporting — the same platform every RepairTree shop runs, wherever it trades. There is no cut-down regional edition.
Email and a password. No credit card, no sales call, no trial clock.
In Settings, name the tax VAT, put in your rate, title documents "Sales Invoice" and label your registration number TIN.
One store or several. Staff get their own accounts, roles and PINs, so every job and sale is attributed.
Book the device in, photograph its condition, and the customer gets status updates and a tracker link as it moves.
Yes. The tax name, the document title and the registration-number label are per-company settings — set them to VAT, "Sales Invoice" and TIN, and your TIN prints in the supplier block on every document. RepairTree is not BIR-accredited software and does not file BIR forms or submit e-invoices — the documents it prints are your own records, so check them against your BIR obligations.
Yes. The rate is a setting rather than a hardcoded value, so the 12% standard rate, or 0% if you're non-VAT or percentage-tax registered, is a field you edit — no update, no support ticket.
Not yet — PHP is not one of the subscription currencies today. Your RepairTree subscription can be paid in Australian dollars, US dollars, New Zealand dollars, euro, Canadian dollars or Indian rupees — pick the one you want on the pricing cards before you sign up. If peso billing matters to you, tell us on the contact page; it helps us prioritise.
RepairTree is Australian-owned and your data is hosted in Sydney, Australia. There is no Philippine region today.
Yes, in beta: connect your own Maya Business account and the POS shows a QR Ph code your customer can pay with the Maya app, GCash, or their own bank's app — GCash works through QR Ph, though there is no separate GCash integration. Invoices get a pay-online link to Maya's hosted checkout, and refunds are issued from the till. We are onboarding our first Philippine merchants now, so expect us to work closely with you if you connect.
RepairTree supports 6 countries today. More markets are on the way — see the full list.
No credit card required. No lock-in contracts. Full repair tracking, POS, invoicing and inventory from day one — pick your billing currency on the cards below.
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GST tax invoices built in · Data hosted in Sydney · Australian-owned, support from Brisbane
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