A repair shop answers the phone with its hands full and loses the customer who asked on WhatsApp and got no reply. The system takes in the problem, books the diagnosis, sends the estimate for approval, says when the car is ready and reminds the customer about the next service.
Problem, vehicle and availability captured; a diagnosis appointment booked against your real capacity.
A line by line estimate sent on WhatsApp, approved online and recorded.
A notice that the vehicle is ready, payment online or at the counter, and an invoice on the spot.
A reminder by mileage or date and a review requested after every visit.
The diagnosis booked by chat.
With no back and forth calls.
A reminder per vehicle.
Reputation that attracts in your area.
Services, capacity, labor price list, parts vendors and hours.
Intake flow, scheduling, estimate templates, notices and reminders.
Customer care, scheduling, estimates, notices and reputation.
No. It captures the description of the problem with your questions and books the diagnosis; the diagnosis belongs to the technician.
Yes: company accounts with several vehicles, approval by the fleet manager and invoicing to the legal entity.
The system tells the customer the new timing in your tone and records the conversation; nobody finds out through silence.
No piece works alone. Three combinations that add up with what you just read, and why.
Dozens of use cases, one single operation: hybrid when your team wants to decide, autonomous when it does not need to.
You choose how much the system runs and how much your people run, case by case. It all runs to the same standard and leaves the same record.
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