After the purchase of an appliance you frequently hear the cashier say to you "Take a photo of that for your warranty". In recent years, some of the ways to store your proof of purchase has been to take photos or scans of the documents.

These can then

• Be uploaded to the cloud. Either Google Drive, One Drive or DropBox.
• Be sent as emails with attachments to yourself.
• Stored on a device either a pc or a mobile phone.

Most retailers are now able to send you a digital copy of your proof of purchase via sms or email. However you are providing your contact details and you can be contacted with marketing materials. Problem 1

Retailers are also able to create a record in their Customer Relationship Management system, where all your purchasing records are stored for that retailer.

However for each retailer you interact with, you will have to a customer record which allows them to track your purchase over time. Problem 2

 

Purchase Infomation.

With appliances or services purchased, customers would want to have the following bit of information if they ever want to claim on a warranty for a defective product. These information include

• Date of Puchase.
• Duration of warranty.
• Contact details of place of purchase or service rendered .

However, problems arise with finding the required doucments needed to make a claim or just wanting to know when a purchase was made. Problem 3

Unless documents are stored in a structured format or some form of tagging is added to the documents, it is quite difficult and frustrating to find documents when they are needed.

 

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