Repair price

Repair price is the total cost of a repair, including labor and spare parts. This price may vary depending on failure complexity, product type, necessary parts and intervention time. Repair price may be covered by warranty if the product is still under warranty. Verisav automatically calculates repair price based on parts used, intervention time and applicable rates, and records it in the DPP for complete traceability. Repair price is an essential element in the consumer's decision to repair or replace a product. It must be transparent, detailed and justified to enable consumers to make an informed choice. Repair price generally consists of several elements: spare parts cost (purchase price of parts needed for repair), labor (time spent by technician multiplied by hourly rate), diagnosis fees (if in-depth diagnosis is needed), travel fees (if intervention is at home), and any additional fees (management fees, transport fees, etc.). Repair price may vary considerably depending on several factors: failure complexity (a simple failure will cost less than a complex failure), product type (some products are more expensive to repair than others), parts availability (if parts are rare or obsolete, price may be higher), intervention time (the longer the repair, the higher labor cost), and repairer type (an authorized repairer may have different rates than an independent repairer). Repair price may be covered by warranty if the product is still under warranty and the failure is covered by warranty. In this case, the consumer pays nothing. Verisav automatically calculates repair price based on parts used, intervention time and applicable rates, and records it in the DPP for complete traceability, thus enabling total transparency on repair costs.