There are a number of exhibit items we repair on a regular basis... like every week. These are fairly easy to keep track of. I would like to keep track of all of our repairs so that we can better budget time, money and potentially justify a change in the design. Does anyone currently use some for of trackable system or repair log that they can recommend?<div>
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