Quick Tip – Cash vs Accrual Accounting
In this video we discuss different methods of accounting, for example cash and accrual accounting practices. Cash accounting recognizes income and expense when money is paid or received, while accrual accounting recognizes income and expense when an event happens, regardless of if money has been exchanged. Andy and Erin talk through logging parts, labor and tracking work in process. You don’t want to run both types of accounting, [...]
SCRS releases new IDEAS Collide video on culture, captured live at SEMA Show
Watch Michael Bradshaw on Culture: The real job market currency Michael Bradshaw, Vice President, K&M Collision presented at the SCRS IDEAS Collide Showcase during the [...]
SCRS Consumer Tip: Parts Restrictions
https://youtu.be/m2Q5ixfrARw Due to the complexity of the repair and the requirement of highly specialized tools, training, & repair procedures, some manufacturers may restrict the provision [...]
SCRS Consumer Tip: What is a Direct Repair Program (DRP)?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Jg-5IaCXTs After you’ve filed a claim for damage, your insurance company may recommend you to their preferred shops, which participate in their direct repair program [...]
SCRS Consumer Tip: OEM Certified Requirements
Receiving safe, proper repairs is one of the most essential parts of seeking out the right repair facility to work with. Many automakers have developed [...]
SCRS Consumer Tip: Service Mode on Connected Cars
There is a great degree of connected services that help consumers interact and learn from their vehicle. Sometimes, when a connected car is brought in [...]
SCRS Consumer Tip: Social Media is not real life
Social media can be interesting and entertaining, and if you are watching this video, you probably love a goof clip, reel or video! But Mike [...]
SCRS Consumer Tip: What is OEM Certification?
Many vehicle manufacturers have shop certification or recognition programs. Each has its own criteria, but oftentimes the collision repair center has had to invest in [...]
SCRS Consumer Tip: What is a Total Loss?
If your insurance company declares your vehicle a “total loss,” it means they’ve determined the cost to fix it exceeds its actual cash value, or [...]
SCRS Consumer Tip: Check it out! Check me in!
First impressions are a great opportunity to level-set expectations, gain details about how the damage occurred, and gather information that will help with both the [...]