
Jewelry repair intake
Repairs, appraisals, and services connected to the sale.
Linkd keeps repair intake, service work, appraisals, custom jobs, deposits, customer context, and POS history in the same operational workspace.

At a glance
What this workflow connects.
Product frame
The workspace view, simplified for fast scanning.
Intake / Status / Notes / Pickup
Screen proof
See the workflow before the paragraph.

Service work beside checkout

Repair history tied to the relationship

Service reporting owners can scan
Workflow outcomes
Less explanation. More operational proof.
Counter repair intake
Start repairs, appraisals, custom work, and service jobs from the same counter workflow associates already use.
Service history
Keep repair status, customer context, deposits, item references, and notes close to the operational record.
CRM-ready service context
Make service activity useful for JewelLink follow-up, clienteling, reminders, and team workflows.
Connected stack
Service work should not live outside the store record.
When repair and appraisal activity stays close to POS, inventory, and customer context, associates and managers can see the full relationship.
Where Linkd fits
Operations first. Relationships and intelligence next.

Linkd
POS, inventory, accounts, audits

JewelLink
CRM, clienteling, team follow-up

CountRetail
Traffic, Vision AI, owner insight
Quick answers
What jewelers ask before changing systems.
Can Linkd support jewelry repair intake?
Linkd is designed to keep repair intake, appraisals, custom work, deposits, notes, status, and customer context close to the POS workflow.
How can repair history connect to CRM?
Service activity can become useful customer context for JewelLink clienteling, reminders, follow-up, and associate workflows.
Early release
See how Linkd could fit your store.
Share your POS, inventory, accounting, and integration priorities so the right launch path can be scoped.