Warranty recovery software that pays the claim back to the job
Turn warranty from an inbox into recovered cash — build the claim from a work order's real costed lines, settle it to a supplier credit note, and track recovery by OEM.
Recover every dollar the OEMs owe you, from the work order to the credit note.

What this fixes
For most workshops warranty is an afterthought that lives in an inbox. Claims are typed up from scratch, submitted, and then forgotten, so nobody knows what was claimed, what was approved, or how much was never recovered. Recovery rates by manufacturer are a mystery, a slow-paying OEM is never chased because nobody can see the pattern, and the labour and parts that should have come back as a credit quietly become the cost of doing warranty work.
What you get
Claim from the work order
Submit and log correspondence
Settle to a supplier credit note
Recovery by OEM
Failed-part patterns
Claim package PDF
How it works
Build the claim from the job
Create a claim against the machine and its OEM, then import the costed labour and parts from the work order so the claimed amount matches what the job actually cost rather than an estimate.
Submit and track the response
Submit to the manufacturer and record the outcome — approved, rejected with a counter-offer, or paid — logging correspondence and failed part numbers against the claim so nothing about the claim lives in an inbox.
Settle and recover
Marking the claim paid creates the supplier credit note and writes the recovery back to the originating work order in one atomic step, so the recovered amount reconciles against the job it came from.
Watch recovery by OEM
The analytics tab rolls up recovery rate, unrecovered dollars and average response time per manufacturer, so a slow or under-paying OEM is visible and can be chased instead of quietly costing the workshop.
Recovery that reconciles against the job
Where most dealer systems treat warranty as a claim form bolted onto the side, MDMS builds the claim from the work order's real costed lines and settles it to a supplier credit note that writes the recovery back against that job. Add per-OEM recovery analytics and failed-part patterns, and warranty stops being an inbox and becomes a measured, chased revenue stream.
The modules behind it
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Warranty
Ten warranty tasks can be prepared for you to review and confirm, depending on your role.
Service & Work Orders
Check work order status, and have service and PM schedule changes prepared for you to confirm.
Try asking
- “Which warranty claims are overdue?”
- “What can you help me with on warranty claims?”
What is available depends on your modules and each user’s role.
Frequently asked questions
- What is warranty recovery software?
- Warranty recovery software manages OEM warranty claims from creation through submission to settlement, and reports on how much is actually recovered. MDMS builds each claim from a work order's costed labour and parts, tracks the OEM response, settles paid claims to a supplier credit note that reconciles against the job, and reports recovery rate by manufacturer so under-paying OEMs get chased.
- Can MDMS build a warranty claim from a work order?
- Yes. You create a claim against the machine and its manufacturer and import the costed labour and parts directly from the work order, so the claimed amount reflects the real job rather than a figure typed from memory. You can attach evidence and failed part numbers, and generate a claim-package PDF to submit, keeping the whole claim on one record.
- How does MDMS handle claims across multiple OEMs?
- Each claim belongs to one manufacturer, so you raise and track separate claims per OEM and a recovery-by-OEM analytics tab compares claimed, approved and recovery rate across brands. Submission is a status change with a logged correspondence trail rather than an electronic portal integration, so MDMS records and manages the claim rather than transmitting it into each OEM's system automatically.
- What happens when a warranty claim is paid?
- Marking a claim paid creates the supplier credit note and writes the recovery back against the originating work order in a single atomic action, so the recovered amount reconciles against the job that generated it. Because it is one transaction, the credit and the work order's recovery figure can never drift apart from a half-completed settlement.
- Can MDMS spot recurring warranty failures?
- Yes. When the same part fails repeatedly across units, the failed-part analytics surface the pattern with a recall-review flag, so a systemic fault is caught rather than absorbed one claim at a time. Combined with recovery-rate reporting per OEM, that turns warranty data into something you can act on rather than a pile of individual claims.
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Built for these industries
Agricultural
From the first quote to the tenth season of service, MDMS runs the machines you sell — build and delivery, hour-based servicing, multi-OEM warranty recovery and the parts behind them.
Trucks, trailers & transport
MDMS runs commercial truck and trailer workshops end to end — new and used sales, body fit-outs as build orders, fleet servicing by the hour, warranty recovery and the parts that fit each chassis.
Construction & earthmoving
Sell it or hire it, then keep it running — MDMS manages earthmoving machines and their attachments through sale, wet and dry hire, damage recovery on return and machine-hour servicing.
Materials handling & forklifts
MDMS runs the forklifts you keep going for customers — planned maintenance by hour meter, recurring service billing, mobile job cards for the van, and the parts to back them.