Benefit · See what needs attention
Know what happens next
See whether you're waiting for quotes, confirming a visit, or reviewing finished work. Check the current job and the action that needs your attention.
By FixMyWhip · 2 min read
Start with the stage
Waiting for a quote and waiting for a finished car are different situations. FixMyWhip separates the open request from the job created when you accept a quote. Start by checking which stage you are in.
Before acceptance, you're reviewing proposals. Afterward, the job brings together the selected quote, conversation, and repair updates. That gives you somewhere to check the latest information rather than relying on an old notification.
Find the decision that needs you
A repair can pause because someone needs an answer: confirmation of a visit, a response to a finding, or agreement about a changed plan. Read the latest explanation and any action shown for your job.
If you don't understand what is being asked, ask the mechanic to identify the decision and its effect. Knowing what you need to answer is more useful than a status label alone.
Check the separate parts of the job
Repair progress, payment information, and support activity can each have their own status. A completed repair may still need a payment step or have a concern under review. Read the relevant details and deadlines before assuming everything is settled.
Updates depend on the people handling the repair. If the page and the latest conversation seem inconsistent, ask for clarification or use support. The purpose of the connected job is to make the next question easier to find and answer.
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