Contract-Free Collision Estimating Software

Part prices are based on the typical average cost for each part, and labor allocations are based on the typical average labor time for each operation in keeping with industry standards.

Currently all list prices for parts and all report purchase prices are in United States Dollar (USD).

Simply swipe from the left edge of the screen, open the

If you want to delete your account just send us an email and then delete the app from you mobile device and your entire account will be deleted. If you're a subscriber make sure go to your settings screen and unsubscribe first. Please note, once your account has been deleted all your saved estimates, photos and reports will be deleted as well and you will have to purchase the app again in the app store.

LKQ stands for a Like Kind Quality part which usually indicates a used or salvage part. A/M stands for Aftermarket indicating a manufacturer other than the original vehicle manufacturer produced the part. Recond stands for reconditioned which indicates an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) part which was previously damaged in some way that has been repaired/refurbished back into working order.

To keep our prices low by saving server space the estimates, photos and reports will be kept for four months only. This should be ample time to complete any future supplements that may come in. After four months the complete final report will be deleted.

To create a supplement just login to the app, go to the Search screen and search with either the claim number or the owner's name. Once the file is located you can choose to either view the previously saved report pdf or you can create a supplement.

Once you search for the estimate and create a supplement, go to the view estimate in progress screen, then if on the app, go to "View Larger" and you can edit the price manually there. If you're using the desktop version you can just edit the price from the view estimate in progress screen.

Once you search for the estimate and create a supplement, go to the view estimate in progress screen (if on the app then click the "View Larger" button on that screen) and check the box next to the estimate line and delete the line from the estimate. Then, go back into the estimate and reselect the part and choose replacement.

To remove a line from your preliminary estimate just go back to the part and unselect the check mark next to the part, this will remove it from the estimate.

Yes, the tutorial is on our YouTube channel the channel name is Quicksheet Mobile Collision Estimator. The video name is "Quicksheet Tutorial - The Basics". This has a rundown of all the basic functionality of the software.

Collision estimating, simplified.™

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