Sell extended warranties
For Shop owners & staff · 4 min read · Last reviewed 2026-08-04
An extended warranty is one of the best-margin things an electronics shop sells, and the moment to sell it is at the counter, with the device in the customer’s hand. RetailPOS seeds warranty cover as service lines— a 1-year and a 2-year plan — ready to add in a tap.
Because the warranty rings on the same order as the device, the receipt records both together: which plan the customer bought, and which exact unit it covers.
Add cover at checkout
- Ring up the device the customer is buying.
- Add the Extended warranty, 1 year or 2 years service line to the same order.
- Take payment; the receipt shows the device and its cover together.
Warranty on a tracked unit
When the device is serial tracked, the sale is tied to a specific IMEI or serial. Sell the warranty on the same order and the paperwork lines up: later, looking the unit up shows the order it left on and the cover that was sold with it.
Repairs and care services
The pack also seeds the everyday bench work — phone screen repair, battery replacement, data transfer and new-device setup — as service lines you ring up like any other. Price them to your labour and add them to a sale or a standalone service ticket.
Frequently asked
- How is a warranty different from a device?
- A warranty is a service line, not stocked goods, so it has no serial and no stock count. It rings on the same order as the device so cover and unit are recorded together.
- Can I offer more than one length?
- Yes. The pack seeds a 1-year and a 2-year plan; rename or reprice them, or add your own service lines for other terms.
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