Bike shops have a lot moving at once. A customer needs a new inner tube at the counter, a repair is waiting in the workshop, and someone has to know which rental bike is due back today. Orderry is a bicycle shop software that keeps sales, work orders, rentals, inventory, customers, and payments in one system, so your team can work without paper tags, spreadsheets, or sticky notes.
Faster checkout for bikes, parts, accessories, and completed repairs
Clear work orders for repair jobs waiting in the workshop
Tracking with customer details, due dates, and payments in one place
The moment I saw that Orderry could connect our entire operation — customer intake, complete scooter service history, real-time order tracking, communication, inventory, and parts — I knew it was the tool we needed.
Paper tags get lost. A customer calls about their bike, and the person at the counter has to ask the mechanic what stage the repair is in. The mechanic may know the answer, but that answer should not live in their head.
Orderry keeps each repair job in a clear work order. Your team can see the bike, customer details, assigned mechanic, parts, notes, repair status, and expected completion in one place. With bicycle repair shop software, every repair is easier to track from drop-off to pickup.
Work orders for every bike repair
Customer and bike details stored in one record
Mechanic assignment and expected completion dates
Parts and labor were added to the repair job
SMS or email pickup notifications
Repair history is saved for each customer and bike
When you start using bike repair software, your team can handle more repair jobs without adding more stress. Everyone knows what needs to happen next, and automated customer notifications help keep customers informed when a repair status changes or a bike is ready for pickup. That kind of service gives people a reason to come back when their bike needs work again.
Orderry’s automated status updates greatly reduce customer frustration. If a part is still on backorder, the repair won’t get done any sooner or cost any less. Our clients just want to know.
A bike shop checkout is not only about selling products. One customer buys a helmet, another pays for a tune-up, and someone else returns a rental bike. If sales, repair jobs, and payments live in different tools, the counter slows down fast.
Orderry keeps checkout connected to the work your team already does. As bike shop POS software, it helps you sell bikes, parts, and accessories, take payment for completed work orders, and keep customer and payment details tied to the right records.
Product and service sales from one checkout flow
Barcode search for bikes, parts, and accessories
Product and service bundles for faster checkout
Integrated payments through SumUp, Square, and Stripe
Customer lookup at checkout for past visits and service history
Sales, returns, refunds, and payment history in one place
With a bike shop pos system, checkout becomes part of the same system your team already uses to manage repair jobs, inventory, customers, and rentals. The counter stays faster, the records stay cleaner, and the owner gets a better view of what the shop actually sold that day.
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Rental days can get messy fast. One bike is booked online, another is still out with a customer, and someone at the counter needs to know what is actually available. A spreadsheet can show a list, but it cannot maintain the rental flow's connection to the rest of the shop.
Orderry is bicycle rental software for shops that handle rentals alongside sales, work orders, and repairs. With a web-based work order system, your team can keep rental activity, customer records, payments, and service work in one place, eliminating the need to chase updates across separate tools.
Online booking for customers who want to reserve a bike before visiting
Rental records with customer details, rental dates, payments, and return status
Fleet availability tracking by bike, model, or other shop details
Work orders for rental bikes that need service before the next booking
Accessory add-ons for rental-related items like helmets, locks, or baskets
Payment links are sent after a booking is turned into a work order
Late return status, so your team knows which bike is overdue before the next booking starts
Customer history connected to rentals, purchases, and repair jobs
With bike rental management software, your team gets more than a booking calendar. You can see what is ready to rent, what needs attention, and what has already been promised to a customer. That keeps the counter calmer and helps every rental end with a clean record.
It took our technicians only three days to fully adopt Orderry after we implemented it. That was it. Training was over. They got up and running quickly, and everything was working smoothly within the first week.
Inventory problems in a bike shop show up at the worst time. A customer asks for a specific tire. A mechanic needs a cassette for a repair job. A bike sells off the floor, but the system still shows it as available. Then someone has to check the back room, call the customer back, or place a late order.
A bike shop needs inventory that follows the job, not a list someone updates later. Orderry gives you bike inventory management software where a sale at the counter, a part added to a work order, and a reorder all connect to the same stock picture. Your team does not have to compare the shelf, the POS, and repair notes before giving a customer an answer.
Product catalog for bikes, parts, accessories, SKUs, barcodes, and serial numbers
Stock levels by location, warehouse, sales floor, or service area
Automatic stock updates when items are sold or added to work orders
Low-stock alerts and supplier purchase orders for regular reorder items
Purchase orders for parts that need reordering from suppliers
Barcode or serial number search during sales, product handling, and stocktaking
Parts added to repair jobs so stock and job costs stay connected
For the owner, bike store inventory management software is not just about counting parts. It is about knowing where money sits. You can see which items move fast, which bikes take up space, and which parts need attention before they delay repair jobs. That makes it easier to buy what sells, prepare what mechanics need, and avoid last-minute surprises at the counter.
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Billing should not start after the doors close. By then, parts have been added, labor has changed, a rental has come back, and the person at the counter is trying to match payments to the right customer.
Orderry keeps billing inside the same workflow your team uses during the day. When work orders and repair jobs already include the customer, bike, services, products, and payments, bicycle repair shop billing software helps generate digital invoices from the record, not from someone’s memory.
Invoices created from completed work orders
Services, parts, accessories, and labor are carried into the invoice documents
Online payment links for customer invoices
Prepayments, payments, refunds, and payment history are tracked
QuickBooks Online and Xero sync for invoices and payments
Invoice templates with customer, product, service, and payment details
Daily sales and payment reports for easier closing
That changes the last hour of the day. Your team is not rebuilding bills from scratch; the owner can see which repair jobs have been paid, and the customer receives a clean invoice that matches the work. Less cleanup after closing. Fewer billing questions tomorrow.
A bike shop is not one workflow. It is retail, repairs, rentals, payments, customer questions, and inventory management that has to stay accurate while the day moves along. Orderry gives your team one place to manage the moving parts, so the counter, the repair area, and the owner are not working from different notes.
One customer, every visit
A customer may buy a helmet today, bring in a bike for service next month, and rent a bike in the summer. Orderry keeps those visits connected, so customer management becomes part of the same shop record: sales, rentals, service history, payments, and customer details stay easy to find.
Repair work stays easy to follow
When repair jobs pile up, small details get missed fast. Orderry keeps work orders, bike details, parts, labor, notes, and payments in the same flow, so your team can move each job forward without searching through paper tags or old messages.
All locations in sync
If you manage multiple locations, you need more than a report at the end of the week. Orderry helps you keep sales, repairs, inventory, customers, and team activity visible across locations. Cleaner staff records also make payroll management easier to review when your team works across more than one shop.
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Orderry’s work order app is ideal for mobile services or busy shops where mechanics need flexibility.
Standardize bike tune-ups, safety checks, and complex repairs with step-by-step lists.
Keep rentals organized alongside your service and retail operations.
Use AI tools to automate inventory management, generate product descriptions, and save time.
Track staff hours accurately with the built-in time clock, available in both web and mobile apps.
Automatically sync products, inventory, and orders between your shop and e-commerce store.
Frequently Asked Questions About Bike Shop Software
Yes. Orderry can replace a basic POS, repair spreadsheets, and paper tags with one system for sales, inventory, work orders, rentals, customers, and payments. You can also transfer customer, work order, product, stock balance, and payment data from other systems, so your team does not have to start from zero. Most shops are live in under a week. During onboarding, the Orderry team helps you import your product catalog, customer list, and open repair tickets so nothing is left behind. A dedicated support contact is available throughout the switch.
Orderry works for both. A one-location bike shop can use it for daily sales, service orders, inventory, payments, and customer history without adding extra complexity. If you manage multiple locations, Orderry gives you one system for location-based inventory, team roles, reporting, and business control across shops.
Yes. Orderry lets you manage complete bikes, parts, and accessories in inventory. You can use SKUs, barcodes, categories, and serial numbers to keep stock easy to find and track. That helps your team treat bikes as real shop assets, not just another product line.
Yes. Orderry integrates with QuickBooks Online and Xero, so invoices and payments can sync with your accounting system. For other tools, Orderry also supports APIs, webhooks, and Zapier, so you can connect to external workflows when needed.