Customer
The piece
Condition at take-in
Work requested
Estimate and deposit
Store policies
Customer copy and store copy: print two. Staff initials at pickup: ________
A take-in ticket that records what came in, what condition it was in and what the customer agreed to. Type your store details and policies, print two copies, and keep one with the job.
What it covers: the customer and how to reach them, the piece and its condition at take-in, stones checked, photos taken, the work requested, the estimate, deposit and approval limit, the vendor or bench jeweler, your policies, and signatures at take-in and pickup.
One letter-size page. The gray fields are yours to edit.
On a phone, swipe sideways to see the whole form. It prints on one page.
Customer copy and store copy: print two. Staff initials at pickup: ________
Type in the gray fields before you print. Your store details are saved in this browser for next time. To save a PDF, choose Save as PDF in the print window.
Repair intake in Flawless records the same details with photos, a deposit and signed policies, sends the job to the bench or a vendor, and lets you text the customer when it is ready. When they call to ask, the AI receptionist can tell them the status. See jewelry repair software.
Yes. Print it, copy it and change it to suit your store.
It is good practice. A photo of the piece with the ticket number in the shot settles most questions about what condition it arrived in.
Most stores cover estimate changes, fragile stones and older pieces, what customers bring to pick up, and what happens to unclaimed items. Rules for unclaimed property differ by state, so check yours and have your attorney look over your wording.
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This template is a sample to adapt, not legal advice. Laws differ by state; have your attorney review it before you use it.