This warranty claims tracker helps you log, manage, and resolve product warranty requests in one structured system. Track claim status, urgency, assigned agents, and resolution notes without juggling multiple Google Sheets.
The database connects five core tables: Claims, Customers, Products, Tasks, and Users. Each claim links to a specific customer and product, with related tasks and assigned agents, while rollups like Total Claims give instant visibility into customer history.
Built-in AI fields classify claim urgency from the issue description, generate professional response drafts, and create detailed product descriptions automatically—saving your team time on every case.
Google Sheets works for simple lists, but warranty management quickly becomes relational and process-driven.
With Softr Databases, each table represents a single object—claims, customers, products, or tasks—with enforced field types for dates, attachments, selects, and linked records. Instead of fragile VLOOKUPs, you get native relationships, rollups like Total Claims per customer, and clean connections between claims and assigned agents. The structure scales as volume grows and stays ready for API access or app-building.
Track every claim from “New” to “Closed,” attach proof of purchase, and assign agents and technicians with clear ownership. Linked tasks ensure nothing slips through, with due dates and statuses tied directly to each claim. Built-in Database AI agents auto-classify urgency and draft customer responses, reducing manual triage and follow-ups.
Manage internal staff profiles, roles, and assigned warranty tasks
Store customer contact details and track their full claim history
Catalog items and use AI to generate technical warranty descriptions
Process requests using AI for urgency analysis and email drafting
Organize resolution steps with due dates and owner assignments
This template is built for teams handling product warranties and post-sale support.
Start by customizing statuses, urgency levels, or product categories to match your workflow. You can add fields like replacement cost, refund amount, or SLA targets directly inside the Softr database.
Import existing claims, customers, and product data via CSV in minutes. If you already use another tool, connect through the API to sync new claims automatically.
Next, build a secure internal tool or external claim submission portal using Softr’s interface builder. Create separate views for support agents, technicians, and managers, and control exactly who can view or edit data with granular users and permissions.
Because your data is already structured and relational, building apps, dashboards, and automated workflows becomes straightforward.
A warranty claims tracker database is a structured system for recording, managing, and resolving product warranty requests. It tracks claim details, customers, products, statuses, assigned agents, and related tasks in connected tables. This ensures every claim is traceable from submission to resolution.
A no-code database lets you create a production-ready warranty system without developers. You get structured data, relationships between claims and customers, and built-in automation—without complex formulas or custom code. It’s easier to maintain and adapt as your process evolves.
AI can automatically classify claim urgency, generate response drafts, and enrich product information. Softr includes configurable Database AI agents that run when records are created or updated, filling fields or analyzing text based on your rules. The AI database co-builder can also help you modify tables, filters, and formulas using simple prompts.
Yes. Using Softr’s interface builder, you can turn this database into an internal support tool or a customer-facing claims portal. Create role-based views for support agents, technicians, and managers, and manage access with granular permissions so each user only sees relevant data.
Yes, you can get started for free. Softr databases are included in the free plan, with higher-tier plans offering increased database limits as your needs grow. All plans support unlimited collaborators.
Google Sheets relies on manual structure and fragile formulas like VLOOKUPs to connect data. This database uses native relationships between claims, customers, products, and tasks, with enforced field types for dates, files, and statuses. It scales more reliably and is ready to power apps and workflows without rebuilding your system.