The work between estimate and approval
A repair estimate is the start of a conversation. The work that follows needs a record of its own.
The estimate is only the beginning
A repair document describes the work the shop proposes. Authorization introduces another set of questions: who is responsible, which details are missing, what changed, and what the provider has actually accepted. Keeping those questions connected to the source document makes the next review easier.
Keep the meaning with the work
A line item carries more than a price. Findings, quantities, labor, and vehicle details help explain why the work is needed. Reviewing extracted information before submission helps prevent provider-specific formatting from replacing the original technical meaning.
A record for the next person
The next advisor should be able to understand the repair without reconstructing a chain of messages. Source documents, reviewed details, revisions, and provider responses belong together. That is the part of fleet repair work Dock is starting with.