A shared workspace for receiving product warranty claims and recording coverage decisions, repair or replacement progress, and final outcomes.

Warranty Desk connects each claim to a product policy while preserving the original warranty period. The desk prioritizes open claims by target date. In the workspace, staff can record an owner and receipt reference, review coverage, choose repair or replacement and document the outcome. Activity history retains prior decisions when a claim is updated. This is a review-stage cloud app; write-workflow and installation certification remain pending.
Built for After-sales coordinators and customer service teams at retailers, distributors and consumer-product companies.
Keep product context, coverage review and service progress attached to the same claim.
Capture the customer, product, purchase date and fault. Review open claims, overdue targets, fulfillment work and missing proof.
Assign an owner, add the receipt reference, assess the saved coverage period and document acceptance or decline with a reason.
Track repair or replacement and record a service or shipment reference and outcome before closing a previously accepted claim. Changed accepted receipt references or remedies require a fresh coverage review.
Create products and edit coverage duration and review guidance. Existing claims keep their original duration.
Receive new claims with product and customer context.
Keep a saved coverage period and require proof for acceptance.
Track the selected remedy and fulfillment reference.
Retain prior stages, decisions and progress notes in each claim.
The pilot uses 2 tables with fictional records. No external database is needed to explore the source app.
| Table | Sample data | What it stores |
|---|---|---|
| Product policies | 6 sample products | Product identifiers, names, categories, warranty durations and review guidance. |
| Warranty claims | 16 sample claims | Fictional customers, faults, purchase dates, owners, proof references, stages, decisions and embedded activity history. |
English desktop pilot. Views and dashboard counts cover the latest 500 records per table. No file uploads, customer notifications, payments, shipping integrations, server-enforced review roles or concurrency guarantees. Coverage is a staff review aid, not a legal eligibility determination. Business-write and clean-install validation remain pending.
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Explore the sample records in ToolJet Database, then add your records and configure the workflow for your team.
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It includes a claims queue, a claim-review workspace, product warranty policies, fictional sample records and saved activity history, all using ToolJet Database.
Each claim stores the product warranty duration at intake. The app compares the received date with the purchase date plus that saved duration and requires a receipt reference before acceptance. Staff must still review the proof, fault and applicable policy.
Yes. Editing a product policy affects new claims. Existing claims keep the warranty duration recorded when they were received.
No. It records repair or replacement decisions and service references. Payments, shipping, file uploads and customer notifications require additional implementation.
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